Flickr Mac Goodness

1001 is good, but one of the things that makes Flickr even better these days is that it has native support for IPTC tags. I find it's a great idea to just update the tags (iView MediaPro does this well, and so does Bridge in Photoshop CS2), that way you have the metainfo in your photos, not just stored on a Web site. It's a great option for strong prosumers and professional photographers. Once you have that information in, ANYTHING will work. These days I just use Flickr Uploadr, and all the tags, headlines, captions and such are automatically added.

Logan, yes, yes, and yes. It's a 20"x30" canvas, painted in water-based oils (best thing ever), and entirely with palette knives. No brushes involved.

I downloaded and installed it, created a flickr account, went pro, and now when I try to uploading using the export tool, it crashes at 8 to 14 photos. Grrrr!!!

You made that oil painting of Johnny Cash, yourself? Are you an artist?

Thanks, Trainwreck. He's 3 years old and a lot of fun.

i also just use the flickr updater. is a pro account 'worth it'?

erm, here's the link, 'cause you're stripping all html, bummer: http://1001.kung-foo.tv/

or you could try

If you like flickr you should check out smugmug.com, HUGE mac fans run it, (they were even featured on apple.com) THe 35 dollars a year is a small price to pay for what you can get from, I have rougly 4000 photos up on my site. www.chrishollomon.com, because they offer unlimited photo storage, they encourage hacking the site, and they have a nice 5 dollars off little incentive program. Smugmug has changed how I do digital phototgraphy drastically.

That's a beautiful eclectus you've got.