So recently I stumbled upon some neat tools online, one in particular (FlickrDNA) that tells me who has been linking back to my photos on various websites and blogs. Since about 2004 I’ve been submitting my photos to Flickr.com, the best online photo management and sharing application in the world, where people all over the world can view the world I see through my cameras viewfinder. Through this medium, I give people a restricted license through Creative Commons – to share without alteration and proper credit given, my photos. It’s been interesting to see who’s used my photos to accompany their online writings. Here, I’ll list a few of those for you:
Photo: The Homeless Endorse Rendell in ‘06
Website: Phillyist
Page title: Yo, Philly in the News: Nov. 9 2006
Exposure: Philly’s #1 local blog
Photo: Best Buy PS3 Launch
Website: Consumerist
Page title: Connecticut Sues Best Buy For Tricking Customers With Secret Internal Website
Exposure: World renown consumer rights blog
Photo: SugarHouse Opposition
Website: Consumerist
Page title: Friday Consumerist Flickr Pool Finds
Exposure: Page viewed 1,055 times
Photo: UFOs Over City Hall
Website: Metroblogging Philadelphia
Page title: Photo of the Day: Strange Sightings?
Exposure: 450 views of this photo since May 2007
Photo: Rocky Fork Lift
Website: Phillyist
Page title: Photoist: December 7, 2006
Exposure: 151 Views
Photo: Die Actor Die: Dirtiest Sketch in Philadelphia (Photo Set)
Website: Die Actor Die
Page title: The Dirtiest Sketch in Philadelphia Recap
Exposure: Tons of emails from people who enjoyed the set
Photo: Things I Carry
Website: Well-Rounded Nerd
Page title: “The Items We Carry” – Flickr pool
Exposure: Undetermined, just funny that he used mine as an example (902 photo views)
Photo: The Arden Theatre
Website: Schmap Philadelphia Guide
Page title: Art & Entertainment – Old City
Exposure: World renown travel publication
Photo: Pretty.
Website: Consumerist
Page title: Will Jessica Simpson, Donald Trump and Martha Stewart Convince You To Shop At Macy’s?
Exposure: World renown consumer rights blog
