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How to share a photograph from Flickr
Mar. 30th, 2013 08:25 pmOver recent months there has been a lot of changes with Live Journal and one of those changes has been with the scrapbook. Many users have had to find other locations to store their photographs and artwork which has also lead to problems with sharing the image and coding.
My journals at Live Journal and Dreamwidth centres around photography and more importantly my photographs themselves. I do not store my photographs on Live Journal I use instead Flickr.
Flickr is an image and video hosting website with online communities and was created in 2004 and aquired by Yahoo a year later. It is a popular website for users to share and embed personal photographs used by bloggers to host images that they embed in blogs and other social media. SO this site is actually ideal for storing your images to use on LJ or DW.
There are two kinds of accounts on Flickr, the standard free account that allows users up to a maximum of 200 stored photographs and 300 MB of images and two videos per month upload limit.
The other account is the paid Pro Account that costs $24.95 /£16.00 a year and allows users to upload an unlimited number of images and videos every month and receive unlimited bandwidth and storage.
Recently after reading a post from a member of my f-list and a little persuasion from her I have composed below some information on how to share your images for those who may have or maybe considering using Flickr as their photo storage site.
( Sharing an image )
My journals at Live Journal and Dreamwidth centres around photography and more importantly my photographs themselves. I do not store my photographs on Live Journal I use instead Flickr.
Flickr is an image and video hosting website with online communities and was created in 2004 and aquired by Yahoo a year later. It is a popular website for users to share and embed personal photographs used by bloggers to host images that they embed in blogs and other social media. SO this site is actually ideal for storing your images to use on LJ or DW.
There are two kinds of accounts on Flickr, the standard free account that allows users up to a maximum of 200 stored photographs and 300 MB of images and two videos per month upload limit.
The other account is the paid Pro Account that costs $24.95 /£16.00 a year and allows users to upload an unlimited number of images and videos every month and receive unlimited bandwidth and storage.
Recently after reading a post from a member of my f-list and a little persuasion from her I have composed below some information on how to share your images for those who may have or maybe considering using Flickr as their photo storage site.
( Sharing an image )
