I was recently asked about my instagram account and realized that I haven't updated it in about five years. I just went through my collection of annual best of albums and uploaded most of those photos to instagram: https://www.instagram.com/redforestphoto I think most of them have been posted here over the years, but its kind of an updated best of my best. Which ironically is exactly what instagram isn't about, it's about sandwich posts, low quality photos with filters and other inanity. The UI totally sucks, and while they've loosened up the rules about aspect ratio a bit, it still sucks. Which is why I just let it get so far behind. -- Larry Colen LRC@red4est.com http://red4est.com/lrc

Talking to family and friends about my photo activities I tell them I'm on instagram and then they know how to find my pictures on their phone. However, if I mention Flickr, most of them have never heard of this so they loose interest. For sharing of photo series of events with family and friends I'm using Google Photos because it is so convenient. Henk Op 30-4-2026 om 21:52 schreef Larry Colen: > I was recently asked about my instagram account and realized that I > haven't updated it in about five years.  I just went through my > collection of annual best of albums and uploaded most of those photos > to instagram: > > https://www.instagram.com/redforestphoto > > I think most of them have been posted here over the years, but its > kind of an updated best of my best. Which ironically is exactly what > instagram isn't about, it's about sandwich posts, low quality photos > with filters and other inanity. The UI totally sucks, and while > they've loosened up the rules about aspect ratio a bit, it still > sucks.  Which is why I just let it get so far behind. >