Fantastic factors are taking place above at TheExpeditioner.com’s travel photography group at Flickr and we invite you to get in on the action. Just over a yr ago, we made the group as a platform to assist our readers share their memorable photographs from all above the planet. In that time, we’ve begun a few forum discussions concerning travel and photography, helped a number of photographers get published, and seen some definitely gorgeous shots! Just one more day at the office, ideal?
For these of you new to Flickr, the website permits men and women to upload digital photographs, movies, and graphics. It is a terrific way to share these with close friends you can obtain contacts, join themed groups you are interested in, or lose a handful of hrs in the wonderland of pictures observed all through the website. There is a trial account, totally free of charge, in which you can upload a greatest of 200 photographs — but that wouldn’t cover the final street trip you took, would it? Otherwise, for $25 you can turn out to be a “pro” with limitless storage. And it doesn’t matter if you have a disposable or a qualified type camera — come one, come all.
The Expeditioner.com group is aimed at travelers from every stroll of life. With a similar mission as our internet site, we aim to inspire people to travel to get them to want to book a flight proper away and head off to somewhere in the globe. After you have an account, all you need to have to do is join our group and start submitting your shots. It is as quick as that. You could even see one of your shots on our web-site!
Enhancements
We’ve not long ago manufactured a handful of improvements to the group we’d like to share. Very first, absolutely everyone digs interesting feedback on their personal images, so we made a compact graphic (above) that can effortlessly be copy and pasted in the comment part of photos you believe are particularly “sweet” — the code to paste is observed on the group’s homepage. There are loads of sweet shots, so do not come to feel undesirable slapping that graphic all above the place. Secondly, we added a compact chart mapping our every day growth that we feel is rather neat-o. Lastly, do not overlook to verify back frequently for our regular monthly theme contests in the forums. Each contest winner receives a featured post on the website with insight straight from the photographer’s mouth . . . and lens.
So, for our one particular yr anniversary of the group, we thought a stroll down memory lane is in purchase. The following images are every of the twelve month-to-month winners revisited. Which is your favourite? An overdose of escapism courtesy of The Expeditioner:
January winner: “Sunset at the Drum Tower” taken in Beijing, China by Jonny Gilbert. Study the function submit right here.
February winner: “Puddle Jumper” taken in San Francisco by Jason Rodman. Go through the function submit here.
March winner: “Man Vs. Robot” taken in Venezuela by Diego Cupolo. Read the function post right here.
April winner: “Love Bug” taken in Vancouver by Jules Andre Brown. Go through the feature post here.
Might winner (Landscape): “Camels In Erg Chebbi” taken in Morocco by Kimondo. Read the function submit right here.
June winner (Faces In Destinations): “Wise Man” taken in Varanasi, India by Monica Forss. Go through the attribute post right here.
July winner (Urban Jungle): “Flash Flood” taken in Helsinki, Finland by Aaron S. Read through the attribute submit here.
August winner (Animals of the Globe): “Thirsty Elephants” taken in Botswana by Kimondo. Go through the attribute post right here.
September winner (Globe Icon): “The Incredible Colors Of India” taken at the Taj Mahal by Craig Kassover. Study the attribute publish here.
October winner (Adventure Travel): Vietnam motorcycle taken in Hoi An by Phong Cao. Go through the attribute post here.
November winner (World Festivals): “Carnival” taken in San Francisco by Gabriela Bhaskar. Read through the function submit right here.
December winner (Christmas All over the Planet): “Balloon Gazing” taken in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam by AMASC. Read through the characteristic post right here.
By Jon Wick
About the Writer
Jon lives in Butte, Montana, investing most of his time on skis or bikes at times the two. He started travel writing although teaching in Korea and is at the moment pursuing his Master’s Degree in Technical Communication at Montana Tech. Jon has begun creating his very first guide, The Story of Will, whose film rights are still (really) obtainable. Catch additional of Jon at TheJonWickproject.wordpress.com. (@ExpedJon)
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