Add Your Walk Photos

There are over 35,000 photos of the various walks on this website.

We'd love to include your photos.

You can check them on the new photos page. We pick the photos up from Flickr, and add them to the website. If your photos don't appear on the walk's page after a day or 2, check the 'bad tags' page.

SWC group on Flickr

You are invited to join the SWC Group on Flickr. We use it to organise walk photos

Try a Flickr slideshow: Press F11 (on PC's), then choose from most interesting or most recent.

Flickr is unique in allowing people to organise their photos, and share them with websites. Sadly, Google Photos, Facebook and Instagram don't allow this.

You can upload 1,000 photos for free, which is plenty - 10 to 30 photos is enough for most walks. Above that limit, you need to pay for a pro account.

  1. Create an account on Flickr (its free for the first 1,000 photos).
  2. Join the SWC group
  3. Upload your photos to Flickr.
    • Remember to make them 'public'.
    • Add them to the SWC group
    • Tag them so I know which walk they are from, e.g. swcwalks swcwalk123

Flickr Apps - these make it really easy

How to Tag your Photos

Walk Tags

Please tag your photos, so I can assign them to the correct walk

swcwalks
All photos must have this tag - its how we find them
swcwalks
book1
walk3
book 1, walk 3
swcwalks
book2
walk13
book 2, walk 13
swcwalks
swcwalk117
SWC Walk 117
swcwalks
ldp22
Long distance path walk 22
swcwalks
short3
short walk 3

Walks Tags - special cases

swcwalks
book2
walk17
pretty
Use 'pretty' on any pretty photo - e.g. for a photo of a tree or flower, that could be from any walk
swcwalks
newwalk
a new walk, not yet assigned a walk number

Club Tags

swcwalks
social
For SWC Social Events

Why not use Instagram, Facebook, Google Photos,....

The Instagram, Facebook and Google Photos API's only give temporary links - i.e. they expire after a day (Google) or week (Facebook). Our intended public use of the photos is against their Terms and Conditions.

Google have switched off Picasa Web Albums API we used to use (although, the links for existing photos still work)

It would be possible to download your Facebook and Google Photos on to our website, and host them ourselves. We are considering both this, and having a club Flickr account.

Last Updated : Sep-20 by Andrew