Is it true? Am I really becoming part of the Flickr community? Part of the wider web world? I substantiate this tentative suggestion with three pieces of Flickr evidence.
1. A photo of mine from The Butchart Gardens, British Columbia, has been invited to not one but two invitation-only image groups. This may be normal for established ether dwellers, but it's definitely a unique twitch on the line for a first-time fisher king.
2. A web journalist has requested permission to use another photo of mine, this time of a sculpture in Vancouver, in an online news item. Groovy!
3. An artist has selected yet another photo of mine, this time of Akaka Falls in Hawai´i, to form the basis of a piece of fabric art that they're working on. Distinctly cool!
so hey now chillin', happenin', surfer-type web dudes: i is the thing arrivin', man, innit?
2. A web journalist has requested permission to use another photo of mine, this time of a sculpture in Vancouver, in an online news item. Groovy!
3. An artist has selected yet another photo of mine, this time of Akaka Falls in Hawai´i, to form the basis of a piece of fabric art that they're working on. Distinctly cool!
so hey now chillin', happenin', surfer-type web dudes: i is the thing arrivin', man, innit?
1 comment:
uppity parvenu! boo! :)
congrats, man! i would have expected some of your superb exotic travel landscapes to be the first to be in demand, such as st lucia or iceland, but the apparent randomness of the most pop shots is even more tantalizing.
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