Many of the best blogs have some recurring structure, usually certain types of posts on certain days. And while I don't have enough clout yet to start a guest-blogger Wednesday like Scott Kelby's (or at least I wouldn't get the photo world rock-star talent like he does), for a start, I'm going to declare Fridays to be Flickr Friends/Flickr Fun day, and showcase some of the amazing photographers that I have as contacts on Flickr, and also new/different ways to make the most of what Flickr has to offer.
My first Flickr Friends shout-out has to go to Adam Baker. Out of all my Flickr contacts, I'm most consistently excited to see his new uploads show up in my list. He's a fairly regular contributor (although apparently on a bit of a sabbatical at the moment), and has a consistent style and look (something I definitely don't have... yet...).
It's hard to pick favorites from his stream, as each new photo he comes up with wows me all over again, but here are a few to whet your appetite:


Not all of his shots are flowers, but many are, and they're the ones I'm drawn back to over and over.
In the Flickr Fun category for this week, I just stumbled across Photojojo's Photo Time Capsule. Once you've signed up (requires giving an e-mail address and authorizing their app to access your Flickr account), you'll receive e-mails twice a month with a selection of your Flickr uploads from one year ago. The "sample" edition they sent me when I signed up earlier today contained two of my pics of the North Georgia State Fair from last year:

This was doubly-cool because I'm headed to this year's edition of the fair tonight! What a great reminder to look back at what I shot last year. I should have some State Fair shots to share with you next week, along with news of a new self-assignment I've just started today. Happy shooting!
--sdc
Friday: Flickr Friends/Flickr Fun
Thursday, October 1, 2009 | Posted by Scott D. Coulter at 10/01/2009 12:37:00 PM | Labels: adam baker, flickr friday, north georgia state fair, photojojo, time capsule
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Hey Scott,
Thanks so much for the shout out, I'm honored. It's so nice to know my work is appreciated.
I'll be off my sabbatical soon enough!
-Adam
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