Before I discuss more about uploading and sharing photos on Flickr, there are two things that each Flickr user should know. These are sets and tags. I’m explaining sets in this post, and will teach you more about tags in another post.
Sets are a way to group your photos so that they are easy to organize and identify. Figure 1 shows a few sets in my Flickr account.
Figure 1: A few of my Flickr sets
Think of sets as folders in your computer–you might have a different folder for your business correspondence, another for your spreadsheets, and yet another for presentations. Even then, sets are a little different than folders–let me explain this in a different way:
Why sets are like folders?
Why sets are not like folders?
Viewing Your Sets
To view your sets, follow these steps:
– To edit the sequence of photos in the set, or to add more uploaded photos to an existing set, click the Edit button to open the Flickr Organizer interface.
– Just double-click any set thumbnail to view the photos in that set.
In later posts, I’ll explain how you can organize and view photos on Flickr.
See Also: Flickr Tutorial Series
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