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This is the other side of the classic Chevrolet I shot during a Vanessa Hudgens Music Video.
I have been sked by a lot of people about flickr and its use and how to optimize the use of flickr as a photographer. Check out the references for this post. I found the original list here
This post on Useful Flickr Userscripts has been submitted by Martin Gommel. You can see his work at his is a Flickr account and his blog KWERFELDEIN.
Userscripts are add-ons for the Firefox web browser, which dynamically enhance the communication and visualization of certain websites.
To be able to use these scripts you need to have installed greasemonkey on Firefox - this enables and manages the userscripts. If you have greasemonkey in Firefox you can install and use these userscripts instantly.
Following are the 10 most useful scripts for Flickr given in no particular order of importance:
This is definitely one of the most useful scripts for flickr. It allows you to scroll though a stream without clicking the “next page” - button. Older images are loaded automatically.
This script displays more useful information in you flickr-inbox about the user when they add you as a new contact.
This one gives you the ability to post an image to multiple Flickr groups at the one time. Warning : If an image is posted in too many groups you reduce the probability of your image being explored ! I recommend adding images to a maximum of 5 groups.
This makes commenting on images a lot easier. This script always displays the comment box underneath you selected image - regardless of how many other comments have already been written.
Photo Rank will show you a photo’s rank if it is in the top 1000 most interesting images of the day. After installation you can find it under “Additional Information” on the photo’s page.
FlickrPM allows you to get important information about another user in a short amount of time by blending in different buttons next to the username on their stream (like icons for mail, profile, favorites, Scout and interestingness). Useful: With FlickrPM you can send the user a flickrmail without leaving the selected page.
This i another of of my biggest time saver scripts for flickr. With it you will never have to copy&paste user names you want to reply to on your or other images. With one click you will get a little icon of the user you want to answer in your comment box. Nice !
This script is all about aesthetics and is an easy to use tool that changes the background color on a photo page. It displays several shades of gray through to black. So if an image has a “dark feeling” the white standard flickr background won’t disturb it.
This useful script helps you to view images that you have commented on - but only those that interest you. If you are writing lots of comments every day you know how hard it is not to get distracted by the overload of images when you click “Comments You’ve made”. With this userscript you have 4 different options to see only certain types of comments.
This MailManager is the one of those scripts I will always value, because it makes handling your flickr-inbox much easier. For instance you can “mark all as read”, “delete group invites” and “nuke mailbox”. The processing time depends on the size of your inbox - so I use it very often.
People have asked me what the deal was with the Alice in wonderland photograph of Kristina Klebe. Check out her blog at www.myspace.com/kristinaklebe It came from a Marc Ecko, check out his blog at www.beingmarcecko.com party at sundance film festival that I shot. But she was not the onyl one. There were many others inlcuding Adrian Grenier, Kim Kardashian, Jimmy Jean Louis and many others. Here are some of the other photos from that day.
Kristina Klebe at Marc Ecko party
HDR is High Dynamic Range. There is a good tutorial of what this is if you are interested in it here.
I HDR'd the photograph and then converted it to black and white.
The original is below this one
Enough said!
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Sorry about the quality of the pic. But my camera phone was really dirty!!!!
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