May 9

Observing the Blog Creation Process

Posted by Bryan Clark
Filed under Blogging, Mugshot | 5 Comments

I find it really cool seeing parts of the creation process through mugshot. Sometimes I see brad upload videos to youtube, behdad put photos on flickr, and jdub add delicious links before they create a new blog entry.

Some people upload everything at once just before blogging it or they upload things and a while later a blog entry comes along. They are all different and unique in their process and it makes them fun to see in action.

I am Jack’s Geek Photographer

Yesterday I joined the ranks of many other geek photographers when my Canon 400D arrived. Thanks to the recommendations of many I’m really happy so far and can’t wait to take more!

And if you were on Mugshot you would have already seen my creation process in action as I added new albums to my Picasa. I can’t choose which service to use, Flickr or Picasa, so I’ll just keep juggling between them as I have free space.

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5 Responses to “Observing the Blog Creation Process”

  1. davidz on May 9th, 2007 at 5:39 pm

    Yay, congrats on getting a 400D!

  2. Schlaegel on May 9th, 2007 at 10:30 pm

    I like Picassa because it doesn’t ever resize images, but I haven’t found a way to bulk upload in Linux other than running wine + ie + google’s picassa Active X control.

    Do you know of another solution?

  3. Nicu Buculei on May 10th, 2007 at 12:54 am

    If you bring Mugshot into discuss, I can say I prefer Picasaweb myself (for subjective reasons against Yahoo) but I find its Mugshot integration lacking – the *album* feed, not the *photos* feed.

  4. Bryan Clark on May 10th, 2007 at 4:39 pm

    Schlaegel: Yes, I usually run window to upload my photos to picasa, I don’t know another way.

    Nicu: The access picasa gives us only reveals that there was a new album or photos changed in an album. AFAIK there isn’t a better way to know what photos changed exactly.

  5. Nicu Buculei on May 11th, 2007 at 12:20 am

    Yeah, I know about the feeds produced by Picasa.
    Maybe one can subscribe the feed for a particular album on which he want his friends notified, like this: http://picasaweb.google.com/data/feed/base/user/clarkbw/albumid/5062411797083114561?kind=photo&alt=rss&hl=en_US

    Not sure, maybe Mugshot could use some freeform feeds, so people can subscribe whatever websites are they using. For example quite a lot of people use deviantART.com.

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