Then click on 'Add to Groups' and select your parkrun group.

So click 'Tags', which is on the left hand side of the browser window, and enter the date of the run.

Please follow their preferred approach it will help other parkrunners to find photos. If your local event has a different preferred tagging system they will have mentioned this on the discussion page of their Flickr Group. This allows anybody to link straight to a particular week's photos. Please include the hyphens and spell the month name in full. At the very least please tag all the photos for one run with the date of the run in fixed format - for example photos for a run on 21st September 2013 should be tagged: '21-September-2013' To help the runners find specific photos, please use the Flickr tagging facility.

Drag the images you want to upload into the web browser window, or click choose and navigate to where the images are saved.

Click on 'Upload' at the top of your Flickr page.

For quick access there is an 'Upload' link to the navigation at the top of every Flickr page. The easiest way to upload to Flickr is to use the Web Uploadr. If you have not already joined your event's Flickr group you should do so before trying to upload photos to the group - follow the link at the top of your event's photo page.

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For those who don't, Flickr accounts come in three flavours: Many photographers will already have Flickr accounts. Photographers will need their own Flickr accounts (see ). This page describes how to get your pictures of parkrun events onto the photos page of an event's website.

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