them Lincoln photogs got some love from the LJS

 Filed under: lincoln — beerorkid @ Jul 24th, 2008

LJS article

It started with a Flickr.com discussion thread titled, “Photowalk anyone?” Ever since, the Flickr group has shot and posted photos exclusively of Lincoln. They’ve shot UNL’s Maxwell Arboretum, the Haymarket, the Nebraska State Capitol and, most recently, Sunken Gardens.

In two years of shooting, the group has an archive of nearly 5,000 photos of all things Lincoln, serving as a big, loving, knowing tribute to our city.

One thing the Lincoln Flickr group strives for, said group administrator and co-founder Sarah Rosenau, is to be welcoming to all ages and skill levels.

From little kids to old men. From novices to pros. But most of the members fall into the gray area.

“I think what Flickr does is it gets people that would have never considered either amateur photography or semipro photography to pick up a camera,” Rosenau said. “People can get inspired by a really talented and artistic photographer, and then they’re challenged to imitate. People are exposed to a higher level of photography in some people’s photo streams.”

3 Comments »

  1. Just browsing through some of the Flickr images for Lincoln it’s very very apparent that there’s just an amazing level of talent in this city.

    Comment by spkthed — July 24, 2008 @ 10:14 am

  2. I would love to be a part of that kind of action, being an amateur photographer too. Someday I’ll find the time and contact them.

    Comment by DKay — July 24, 2008 @ 2:57 pm

  3. Whenever I am tasked for making documents that require a picture of Lincoln, I always use photos I find from flickr (creative commons licensed of course). There are indeed some really talented photographers here!

    Comment by Mr. T — July 24, 2008 @ 6:40 pm

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