For those of you on Thing #17, here is another of those great tutorials on what Flickr and Photosharing is all about.
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Photosharing Video/Tutorial
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3 comments:
Neat stuff- I feel like it could’ve been more helpful if they listed more sites (such as Smugmug, Pixamo, or Esnips)
Here's an interesting flickr site from the Library of Congress that I'd like to share with the others:
http://www.flickr.com/commons
"You're invited to help describe photographs in the Library of Congress' collection on Flickr, by adding tags or leaving comments."
Hi Ryan, I am wondering about thing #18. I found myself caught up (after being behind for most of the time)and I thought I would try #18. Can it be any Web 2.0 service? Or does it have to be a particular one? I may have missed this part, but I thought it would not hurt to ask. Thanks in advance and thanks again for running these things. I have really enjoyed it.
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