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Of course people in the photo sharing business probably saw this coming sooner and perhaps none sooner than Webshots founder Narendra Rocherolle himself.

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I subscribe to his feed and download ones I like.вЂќ Thomas Hawk posts new original images every day in Flickr that are just incredible.

So I used to subscribe to Webshots Premium. From Rubel: вЂњI like to change my desktop wallpaper as often as I eat.

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Earlier this month PR Blogger and Pro Steve Rubel was nice enough to mention my photostream in an article he wrote for his blog, Ten RSS hacks, that was subsequently featured on G4вЂ™s Attack of the Show. Others have also begun to see Flickr as a superior site over Webshots for images. I was surprised at how much traffic Webshots generated for my images with virtually no interaction at their site or significant promotion on my part. By contrast I have had my Flickrstream viewed 181,962 times. I upload photos every day, participate in numerous sub communities, have uploaded 2,876 photos, blog my Flickr photos at, run a Flickr site and podcast and spend hours each day on the site. On Flickr on the other hand, I have been on longer and much, much more active. Other than uploading those 160 photos though I have not been at all active on their site. I was featured there as an вЂњEditorвЂ™s PickвЂќ on their main home page so that may have helped. I uploaded 160 photos to their site in total and since doing that in June, my photos at Webshots have been viewed 142,646 times. His involvement in the photo sharing business prompted me to try out Webshots at the time. Webshots Founder Narendra Rocherolle and I traded blog posts a while back earlier this year about photo sharing and image search when he was still with the company. IвЂ™ve made many personal friends through Flickr - although to be fair, I canвЂ™t say I really tried much on the social aspects of Webshots.ДЇor what itвЂ™s worth Webshots does seem to generate quite a bit of traffic to your images. The Flickr sub communities that have sprung up are some of the stickiest out there and provide a rich and meaningful online social networking experience. Most of all though, IвЂ™ve found the community tie ins in the groups at Flickr to be a far more engaging experience.

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Assuming the user authorizes it, Flickr allows anyone access to their high res images, both free and pro accounts. I also didnвЂ™t like the fact that without a paid account it does not appear that Webshots allows you to view high res images. It also feels clunky compared to FlickrвЂ™s smooth and sleek design. If you do a search on WebShots it gives you back your results with an ad on the top, an ad on the side and an ad on the bottom all three. Where Flickr serves up small little AdSense style ads to non-Pro users, Webshots has more of a robust advertising feel including larger flash based ads. Webshots seems to be much more advertising invasive than Flickr. In my own experience having tried the two services I found that I preferred Flickr immensely for a number of reasons.

Although IвЂ™ve not seen people refer to Webshots being as addictive as crack, it is a frequent comparison IвЂ™ve heard with regards to Flickr. Although Flickr probably has less users, the users that they do have are most likely significantly more passionate users and evangelizers of the Flickr experience. The most recent number IвЂ™ve seen from Flickr was 1.5 million users reported in the Business 2.0 article on November 14th. At least as of last year Webshots was reported to have had 14 million users (I would suspect possibly less today). In comparing the two sites it would at first glance appear that Webshots has more users but less active users. ItвЂ™s been a trend that has been in the making for a while and I would suspect, having tried both services, that Flickr will continue to dominate over Webshots. Flickr and WebShots вЂ“ A classic web2.0 case Well it would appear that this week, at least according to Alexa, for the first time Flickr has overtaken Webshots in traffic.

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