i’m totally with you on how flickr has brought a lot of creative minds together.
it has brought hope to my adventurous journey in korea.
so yes. go flickr. go you, me and all of us.

Me too, I’m shy with my miserable small so-called “bridge camera” when Derek & the gang show off their big zooms ;-))
Me too, I wish I had discover Flickr in Seoul a bit earlier than… 29 days and 7 hours before I leave Korea, ouiiiinnnn…
Where in Seoul, where on earth, can you find a place with cool people that you did not know one millisecond earlier, instantaneously fall in love with their sense of humour, their smile or their photography skills (aaahhh… youngdoo, b@lu, derekwin, mel…)?
Where in Seoul, where on earth, can you chat with a famous cinema star nicknamed Liz about a great band like Calexico, or how Korean pupils all have one dead person in their family???
And all of that with people kindly admitting by principle that French are not the most arrogant, self-centered people, worst English speakers in the world?? Where?

Steph, please be our most delicious guide on Sunday, under the flags flapping in the wind (not the moon).

And had no idea you were the one responsible for registering Talking With My Hands. I tried trademarking it but it’s been held up in litigation for years.

but not as much as i like you

i’m glad you’ve found a social network, who cares when it came around?