Thing 10: More Flickring Around

1. Go to Big Huge Labs.

Done.

2. Choose one of the utilities from drop down list.

Done.

3. Create an image and save it to your computer.

Done.

4. Create another image or two to illustrate your 16 Things activities.

Done.

5. Upload your images to your blog to share with others.

Oh, my beautiful sunshine girl!

My husband took these shots of Peanut without even looking at the camera! He's really good. I love the mosaic tool on http://bighugelabs.com/flickr/.

This could get very addicting!

Blog Prompts:

Consider how you can use these tools in your assignments, professionally or for self-promotion.

These tools are a great way to package and display your creations. This could be used to showcase your capabilities for interviews, or to send out greetings, funnies or holiday wishes showcasing your talents reminding businesses and project managers that you are out there and talented.

What do you think of sharing photos online?

Overall I think it is really good. Professionally it allows access to your talents in an easy and convenient manner. Socially it is a good way to stay in touch with others especially since you can set up privacy limits. I think you also just have to accept the fact that even if you do not want everyone to see your photos someone will find a way to access and copy or share your information.

Consider copyright and licensing issues.
I think as with other venues copyright and licensing is a must. The Internet is still a slippery place so one has to be aware that you are never fully free of theft and invasion, but with laws it can help to bring those entities and individuals to justice. That's the hope anyway...