It is! As someone who has used it since 2007 I can’t imagine why more don’t. First, there are no ads if you pay. Second, I have access on my phone or any computer to all of my work that I’ve uploaded there in high res that I can download and access anywhere I am. I aggressively tag my shots in Lightroom and those tags are in the metadata and go to Flickr. So I can find any shot based on a simple search. Plus once you find other people who are active it is a very vibrant community.

I post anything I feel was worth professing to my Flickr. I pay their annual membership fee so I see no ads on my stream or when I view other’s work.

Flickr for me.

Noct-NIKKOR 58mm f/1.2 AI-S

I’ve had to unfollow several folks on Flickr as they’re not shooting anymore just typing prompts into AI generators.

Almost all the time. I prefer to use older manual focus lenses adapted to a Sony mirrorless body. I only use AF when I’m shooting action sports.

The same way I have since 2007, on flickr.

I don’t write blogs but I update my Flickr ~weekly and so do lots of other good shooters I follow on there.

I do a lot of skiing/snowboarding shots in the winter.

Flickr