I spent another afternoon exploring the wonderful sets of Photographs that the GlocalCommunity has uploaded on a minute-by-minute basis. My finds on Statistic Flickr- uploading level: not much but a sufficient start
2,470 Images uploaded @ 12:45
2,710 Images uploaded @ 12:46
2,435 Images uploaded @ 12:47
and so on... thats 240 Images uploaded in 1-Minute every minute!! pretty amazing.
6,292- photos were tagged wtih FRESCO
and ... 2.6 million photos geo-tagged this month
1. 'EXPLORE' features the most recent photos and tags such as 'OVER THE LAST 24-HRS'//'OVER THE LAST WEEK'. How does it work? another system of Folksonomy, tagging, collaborative-cateorgorisation and lemmatisation- all topics to be identified in the final report. Tags identified as popular: Big Chill, Eastnor(whatever that means), Day 28, elegant classy and Pimlico in the 'OVER THE LAST 24-HRS'. Words such as Aug 07 (obviously), blizzcon, likemind, canal parade and innocent village fate came up in results for 'OVER THE LAST WEEK'. But...the all time popular tags for Flickr. com, the worlds largest Digital Photography image bank were=======
Africa
Birthday
Wedding
Travel
Sunset
Party
Japan
London
Architecture
Camera-phone
Flickr.com allows the author to assign upto 75 tags to each photo, enabling wider search results for specfic images. This hasn't always been the case, but illustrates Flickrs attitude to growth//change and development.
My first contact- well done- Jimgunee, from Burgess. Glad to have you onboard, the project has offically started. The subject matter publically discoursed.
I came across old nostalgic-like images in an album belonging to steve called 'worthing - the steyne 1914-18'. The great thing about Flickr is that authors can use it as a Photo-store and Photo-sharing facility. It allows you to upload whatever images you want and thus creates a platform to evaluate and analyse Photographs, which is something that has never been done before on such a large scale. If you can scan it you can pretty much get it up on Flickr.com. Like I suppose the makers of Mobile phone devices and ginormous co-ops such as Google (reminder of mission : to get knowledge and information on a ration of 1:1 to every human being on earth) if you can type//spell you can access google. You have the same access to information as every single human being on the planet, (Theoretically, if mission statement was fulfilled).
worthing - the steyne 1914-18
Originally uploaded by steve h
Officers of UB-61
Originally uploaded by Dirk Bruin
Sometimes it gets too much
Originally uploaded by frank_bunnikSomehow, I ended up looking up trends, more specifically monthly trends 2007. Visit London was an interesting bash. And guess what I stumbld across. Photo-sharing is the next big thing. This ties in nicely with my analysis of the Tourist Photographer. Can it be seen as Art?- relating back to Flickr.com of course.