Much has been written about photography. Some has been written about post-photography. Even a little has been written about Flickr. Still, much work remains to be done.
Action:Reaction, an entirely image-based post-photographic discourse.
Flickr, the self-proclaimed "best online photo management and sharing application in the world."
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