The Huntington Library (www.huntington.org) has a FLICR link on
their home page. They don’t have people from events posted
but they do have 27 of their own images
from their Blue Boy Conservation project (and they indicate they will be
putting more
photos up for other projects.) I’d
suggest you give them a call to see how they manage FLICKR uploads.
At Hillwood we showcase images of people
from our events in snippets on our web site and within our email blasts,
however, we have
signed photo releases from these
individuals before publicizing them. If we’ve not gotten a signed
release we don’t use the photo.
We do show images of our Members freely on
our website.
Marie
Marie Marcogliese, Head of
Communications/Marketing
202.243.3903
From:
pram-bounces+mmarcogliese=hillwoodmuseum.org@listserve.com [mailto:pram-bounces+mmarcogliese=hillwoodmuseum.org@listserve.com]
On Behalf Of Steve Ricci
Sent: Wednesday, January 27, 2010
4:05 PM
To:
Subject: [PRAM] Anyone posting
event photos?
We take a lot of photos at our events and programs and
frequently get requests from people to be able to view them. I'm wondering if
anyone posts their event photos and, if so, how? It's time-consuming to put
them on our own site but it looks like photo sites like Flickr are about
individual memberships (i.e., for people, not organizations) and Shutterfly
seems to be all about selling images, which I don't really want to get into.
Would appreciate any insights. Thanks.
Steve
Steven Ricci
Director of Public Relations and Marketing
Albany Institute of History & Art
(p) 518-463-4478, ext. 467
(f) 518-462-1522
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