common_man flickr account

Long long ago, around the time I’d gotten engaged, a kind reader of this site had generously gifted me a Flickr Pro account. I had liberally uploaded tons of my photos. Now that account has expired, and I’m left with most of my photos ‘disabled’ but not deleted.

If any reader out here has any extra flickr accounts, or has deep pockets and could sponsor a common_man flickr account upgrade back to Pro and revive my photos, it would be super cool! Else no problem, sooner or later I’ll have to get round to it anyway.

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3 Comments

  1. Dude, by the way the pictures you posted at your Flickr site are the limit man!!! You use a lot of creativity in taking pictures – although I cannot deny credit to the Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT.

    Don’t forget to DVD burn the pictures – they are worth a million !!!

    Cool,
    Take Care,
    Charles.

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