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Alex Steed from Netsquared.org recently posted about Collective Lens on their blog. While I’d first like to say thanks for the attention, I also wanted to address what he said about getting the word out. Yes, if you’re reading this, chances are that you’re the choir that we’re preaching to. Naturally we’d like to get the word out more and bring awareness to all of the important causes out there. After all, that’s why we started Collective Lens in the first place.
On that note, we recently set up a Twitter account: collectivelens. Follow us to keep up with our blog along with other photography and social change news.
Furthermore, we have plans to do some reorganization around promoting the various photos and causes on this site, and you’ll be hearing a lot more about this in the coming months. We have some very big plans both from a technical-internet perspective as well as a real-life perspective. In the mean time, you can always link to us with a badge, banner, or widget for your own site or blog. Please put them on your favorite social network, too!
And finally, keeping with more of Alex’s advice from his blog at Netsquared.org, we’d like to share what we’ve learned from our Twitter contacts lately.
- Organizing to Hold Corporations Accountable
- US Army Releases First Annual Sustainability Report
- United Flight Saves 1,600 Gallons Fuel Without New Technology
- @christophr says: “Dismayed by the fact that anyone can buy a camera and claim to be a photographer. Sorry, owning a camera doesn’t make you a photographer.” Well, at Collective Lens we’d like to think that anyone who is willing to use their camera for good can call themselves whatever they like.
Follow us on Twitter, and let us know if you have anything interesting relating to photography or social change.
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