No other site on the internet today comes close to matching what flickr provides Unlimited storage of original high res photos Ownership that has publicly stated a vision of keeping. I think that’s one of the things flickr is still good at Flickr commons is still an invaluable resource for finding license free/creative commons photography for art and research purposes Community is super quiet now though.
Flickr takes photography more seriously than instagram It doesn’t lossily recompress your photos to save storage, it has groups and albums, and it is open from the web. They're also not afraid of risque content that's been problematic on other sites They have to make an account to download full res so it can be annoying for others. Flickr would not upload from web interface on my win11 pc since last year I use capture one so i need to use my pc to post process the photos
Fortunately i have found a solution and i managed to upload 400 photos at high speed last night The solution is very simple Copy the photos from the pc to an android phone via usb. I've had a flickr account for years During lockdown i've discovered photography again Do you think it is still worth getting a pro account
Is it value for money Is there anything else better out there Would love to hear your opinion
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