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Editor's Notes
- #3 Proper honoured to be here – esp on same stage as Biennial – did the Innovasion game a few weeks ago– not bothered about being called small
- #4 Sony DSC – T1
- #5 Uist
- #6 Uist
- #7 Uist
- #8 S Africa
- #9 S Africa – but sharing – no-one seeing this stuff
- #10 Lordi – 2007 Eurovision winners
- #11 So, armed with DSLR off to Tanzania
- #13 Still one of my fave shots
- #14 flickr
- #15 Flickr start
- #16 My flickr page
- #17 Jaguars
- #18 Greyhounds
- #19 Greggs
- #20 Greggs products
- #21 Camera specific
- #22 Lens specific
- #23 Liverpool – where Fab was born
- #24 A few more flickr tricks - Exif
- #25 See where on a map
- #26 Share – blog this
- #27 Comments
- #28 Talk photography
- #29 Here is where it all changed for me – photographing La Machine – realised there was good stuff going on worth documenting – Capital of Culture as a turning point – Liverpool group on Flickr – thought about an exhibition – meetings – Ship & Mitre
- #30 Discussion – something that we could never do online – here is where social media has its benefits and drawbacks – decided that we more than just an exhibition – but we had more to offer.
- #31 Fab was born – we built a brand – and teased it out to start with – the 2 nd Fab tweet (1 st one just said hello)
- #32 So, we built a website - Fab website – Wordpress blog – open source – uses a modified open source theme called Unstandard – Can see some of the projects we’ve done. 2 exhibitions in St Luke’s
- #33 Very proud of the HH project – working with the homeless community on a photography and music based project – built self confidence and let loose some real creativity – some of them even uploaded to flickr
- #34 Just one of the shots – it was a thoroughly great project – it puts right where we want to be as part of the community – both artistic and social
- #35 So, we set up a forum – be careful out there – people have died in here – there has been war
- #36 Seriously – it needs to be considered. There may or may not be a swear filter at work there.
- #37 We’ve had great exhibitions in St Luke’s
- #38 Fab Faces – getting out and having fun
- #39 The website has a gallery system so that people can see what we’ve been doing.
- #40 In action – sucks shots directly from flickr – so always up to date with zero maintenance – same for the Lifestream page
- #41 Where social media is going – many websites and apps make sharing easier - Tumblr
- #42 Blipfoto – 1 shot a day – sort of like a journal – uploading images from phone or pc – all dead easy
- #43 Tumblr – cool for collaborating – just needs an email address to post – Evoked potential
- #44 Instagram – popular atm – another way of sharing photos
- #45 Ultimately – its about having a conversation – getting people to engage with us. As photographers, the sharing part is important from a development POV – as creatives we simply want people to see what we do.