This is extremely useful for anyone who is just starting out. One of the greatest things about these photography-based platforms is that they teach us about other genres. Instagram And Flickr Will Help You Focus On A Genre Photo by Ian Dooley Trust me, even if you are incredibly passionate about photography, without the challenge your photography can suffer. This challenges us to keep up and publish consistently of a high standard. They Challenge Youīoth Flickr and Instagram have groups that feature or showcase great work from others, and there is great satisfaction when without expecting it, somebody starts exposing your work. You'll understand what I'm telling you, especially if you suffer from some maniac organizing habits like me. Getting organized as a photographer is fundamental, you can simply use hashtags or organize your images into categories. This applies more for Flickr, but Instagram has its positives too. This is good practice even if you have several years of experience as a photographer.
I don't know if it is because of an algorithm or simply because other people seem to publish better and better shots every time. They Encourage You To Publish More Consistentlyįlickr and Instagram push us to publish better and better photos each time. Photography Platforms Simulate A Portfolio Photo by Antenna 1.
We've divided this list into two main sections, the first talks about how these platforms help us build a portfolio oriented mindset, and the other refers to things that span beyond that purpose. Trust us this is a slow-paced introspective process. Even if you don't get them right now, you'll understand their value with time. There are plenty of reasons to have an Instagram or Flickr (or both) account as a photographer. Today I want to share with you some brief thoughts on why you should have at least one of these platforms. Despite their differences, they are both quite seductive to any photography newcomer. Before Instagram, it was Flickr, and frankly, Flickr is still more photography oriented than Instagram.
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