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We haven’t revisited our love for Adobe’s Lightroom for quite a while, but that doesn’t mean that love has diminished. Any photos we’ve taken for CDMo have likely passed through Lightroom’s gentle caress. Flickr, likewise, is indispensable. We use it for hosting larger images associated with CDM stories, and the Flickr pools for both CDMotion and -Music is a great way to keep up on what’s happening in the respective communities.

So a way to get your images from Lightroom to Flickr as quickly as possible is a Good Thing, right? Right! Jeffrey Freidl’s “Lightroom Export Plugin for Flickr” works cross-platform, has all of the right settings available (including adding photos to Sets, or making a new Set), and integrates cleanly so all of your titles, tags and descriptions make it through intact.

And it’s super quick, so there’s one less barrier between the act of creation and the act of sharing it with the world.