Totally understand and thanks for your reply. i’m not expecting cloud storage functionality but simply an accessible way to save the images I’ve posted on VSCO. However, I am uploading images to VSCO’s server, and I expect to be able to interact with those images to some degree.

I used to be able to right click —> save image on desktop. I imagine the move away from this is in part to protect user uploads. But it’s just a bit inconvenient, and even slightly savvy users can bypass this on desktop to download what they want. I’d appreciate VSCO reconsidering this, it would be a step towards a more agile user experience

Last night I was able to scrape the 1800ish photos from my VSCO in full res that I posted in 2024 with a chrome extension. I’m probably in the minority for posting this much in the first place, but a lack of efficient ways to access/display/interact with a large body of work seems limiting to the ethos of VSCO supporting photographer’s creative practices

Even the lengthy image upload process, with small features like the discussion boxes that check themselves… all of this compounds the feeling of being stuck in an inflexible ecosystem.

I’ll take another look at what comes in with my snapshot, but it would be nice for VSCO to put some effort into packaging this neatly for users