What Does This Mean?
Name for a person who kept a photo-blog on Fotolog, the photo-sharing site where each user had a page with their latest picture and a space for comments underneath. In Spanish it is a loan from the English "Fotologger" and is used in nostalgic talk about the 2000s web; it is broader than "flogger", which names the Argentine youth style that grew around the site.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
""Fui fotologger en 2006 y todavía recuerdo los comentarios de mis amigas," she said."
LORE & ORIGIN
From "Fotolog" plus the English agent suffix "-ger". Spanish Wikipedia describes Fotolog as a US site, founded in May 2002, that let people create free fotologs, and it calls its members simply "usuarios"; the English-language press of the time (a search result that was not opened in full) used "Fotologger". No page that was opened documents the Spanish use of "fotologger" itself, so no dated first use is known.
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