I’m Moving On From Flickr; But Here’s What I’ll Miss

I've recently decided to move on from Flickr, and this decision, as some of you may already have guessed, was prompted by their recent announcement regarding the 1,000 photo limit for free accounts.

In fact, I've already started culling my uploads there to meet this limit before the January 8, 2019 deadline.  Many photographers have long moved on from it (including most, if not all the Phoblographer Staff) so I'm sure it's mostly surprising why it has taken me so long to come to this decision. But I liked being on the platform for a handful of reasons, albeit nostalgic at best given all the choices we have today. So yes, these are also the things I think I'll miss.  .

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2018-12-10 14:00

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In icy conditions, athletes from around the globe are doing battle under the lights of Pyeongchang’s Winter Olympic sporting venues. Following every snowboard flying through the half-pipes, every bobsled thundering down the track and each stick hitting a puck is an army of professional photographers covering the events for media outlets across the planet. digitalrev.com »

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