Last weekend, I shot and uploaded 365 photos in a day to my Flickr. One week on, I thought it would be interesting to take a look at where and how some of those photos are being used…
creative commons
My Top 10 Most Popular Flickr Photos
I now have over 10,000 photos & designs on my Flickr with a creative commons licence attached to them. That means anyone can use them however they wish provided they give me some form of credit. This results in my photos getting about 10,000 – 20,000 views per day, so i’ll share the top 10…
where have my creative commons photos been used?
The majority of photos I upload online are uploaded to my Flickr account. I now have over 8,500 photos there and all of them have a commercial creative commons licence, meaning they can be used by pretty much anyone. Technically under that licence attribution is required but i really don’t care about attribution, i find it fascinating seeing how and where people use my images but of course it’s nice to get credit for them too…
Is All Rights Reserved Short-sighted?
The other day i was watching this insane video of Jeb Corliss (wingsuit flying pro). It was 3 and a half minutes long and during the video i found myself impressed by (a) the content itself – a dude jumping off a cliff, and gliding over mountaineous terrain at crazy speed, only a few feet from the ground (b) the music…
where to find free music for youtube videos
Copyright. A pain in the ass for anyone that published stuff online. An evil set of laws which keep layers in business, encourage greed and prevent further innovation. It’s designed to remove risk and fear from the mind of the creator but by removing risk and fear you remove a huge chunk of what keeps us motivated to create in the first place. Of course that’s the cynical way of looking at copyright and like it or not, it’s here to stay. Music is no exception…