@dansup Hello. If you decide to add EXIF metadata support to #Pixelfed at some point in the future, please note that #Vernissage has introduced an ActivityPub extension for this, described here: https://joinvernissage.org/ns#exif.
Supporting the same extension across both platforms would be highly beneficial for users, who should remain the primary focus 😊.
If you're looking for a Flickr-style photography platform on the Fediverse, there's one in beta testing called Vernissage:
Bear in mind it's still in testing, so it may not all work properly yet. You can follow the latest news on its official account:
➡️ @vernissage
Vernissage is part of the Fediverse so you can also use it to view photos and follow photographers from Mastodon, Pixelfed and other Fedi platforms.
@FediTips
Absolutely is this project called
@vernissage is way more stable and ready to use as #SoloPixelfed will ever be. 😉
I’m incredibly happy with how #Vernissage looks and works right now. It’s fully focused on photography, offering features hard to find in other Fediverse apps: EXIF metadata, geolocation, HDR support, and curated, moderated timelines filled with amazing photos from the community - from you. I’ve spent hundreds (if not thousands) of after-hours developing it. For you. For the Fediverse.
Thank you for every kind word and all the support, and thanks to @FediTips for writing about #Vernissage ❤️
If you're looking for a Flickr-style photography platform on the Fediverse, there's one in beta testing called Vernissage:
Bear in mind it's still in testing, so it may not all work properly yet. You can follow the latest news on its official account:
➡️ @vernissage
Vernissage is part of the Fediverse so you can also use it to view photos and follow photographers from Mastodon, Pixelfed and other Fedi platforms.
I’m incredibly happy with how #Vernissage looks and works right now. It’s fully focused on photography, offering features hard to find in other Fediverse apps: EXIF metadata, geolocation, HDR support, and curated, moderated timelines filled with amazing photos from the community - from you. I’ve spent hundreds (if not thousands) of after-hours developing it. For you. For the Fediverse.
Thank you for every kind word and all the support, and thanks to @FediTips for writing about #Vernissage ❤️
If you're looking for a Flickr-style photography platform on the Fediverse, there's one in beta testing called Vernissage:
Bear in mind it's still in testing, so it may not all work properly yet. You can follow the latest news on its official account:
➡️ @vernissage
Vernissage is part of the Fediverse so you can also use it to view photos and follow photographers from Mastodon, Pixelfed and other Fedi platforms.
A new report on Vernissage’s operating costs is now available, outlining where the money goes and how community support helps keep the platform running. I hope this level of transparency feels right and shows that your contributions are used thoughtfully and responsibly. If you’re curious how #Vernissage is sustained, I invite you to take a look at the full report.
Thank you so much for all the recent contributions ❤️ A few new people have joined vernissage.photos lately - welcome! If you’d like this project to survive and grow long-term, financial support really matters. There’s no big (evil) corporation behind #Vernissage - it’s funded by us. Huge thanks to all current patrons for making this possible. 😊
Thank you so much for all the recent contributions ❤️ A few new people have joined vernissage.photos lately - welcome! If you’d like this project to survive and grow long-term, financial support really matters. There’s no big (evil) corporation behind #Vernissage - it’s funded by us. Huge thanks to all current patrons for making this possible. 😊
A new report on Vernissage’s operating costs is now available, outlining where the money goes and how community support helps keep the platform running. I hope this level of transparency feels right and shows that your contributions are used thoughtfully and responsibly. If you’re curious how #Vernissage is sustained, I invite you to take a look at the full report.
As the year comes to an end, here’s a look at the roadmap screenshots showing what was done in #Vernissage this year.
Over 100 bugs fixed and features implemented - and that’s only what made it onto the roadmap. Many more improvements happened along the way.
It’s been a very busy year, and I’m really happy with how #Vernissage looks and works today. There’s still a lot ahead, but the platform is slowly becoming mature - and I’m optimistic about what the next year will bring. ✨
For everyone curious about what’s coming next in #Vernissage, here’s the updated roadmap for 2026:
https://github.com/orgs/VernissageApp/projects/5
It outlines the planned work for the coming year, but it doesn’t include everything. Along the way, libraries will be updated, important bugs fixed, and other improvements addressed as they come up.
The roadmap shows the direction rather than a fixed promise for every single change.
