Flickr offers more than just photo-sharing, but that core feature is getting a lot of love from Yahoo. After giving 1TB of storage for all users, it's now slowly rolling out a new Photo page for some of its users, which puts the focus on the images, similar to Google+.
The new look turns the page into two panes, where the left is the photo, shown in the best possible resolution and at its largest size. The right is a sidebar (A) with all the information you would need about the image.
(B): You can quickly share a photo on social networks, add it as a favourite, or perform other actions.
(C): You can read the latest comment on the image, as well as add a new one through the provided box.
(D): Information about the photo - such as the camera, EXIF data, photo settings, license, privacy, etc. - is available at a glance. 'This is also where you can change the context you view your photo in, whether it's a photostream, a set, a group, or other exciting areas on Flickr,' the company says.
(E): Clicking the 'X' takes you back to the justified view you came from.
(F): To navigate to the previous or next photo, click on the left or right portion of the image, respectively.
The feature is a slow roll-out and users will see a button to check out the new look. 'If you haven't seen a button allowing you to opt-into the new experience yet, stay tuned! We're rolling it out to more members every day,' Flickr says.
When we last polled, most of you said you would use Google+ Photos over Flickr. Will Flickr's new Photo page and the 1TB storage change your mind?
Source: Flickr | Image Credit: poolie More on this topic: flickr, photo sharing, photography
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