Amanita Muscaria
Also called the “fly agaric” mushroom, this is one of the most famous mushrooms in the world, probably because of its distinct (and beautiful!) bright […]
Monthly Archives: December 2004
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Pilgrims
From a group of photos from Tibet by mutikonka. I think that they have the clogs on their hands because they prostrate themselves before any […]
Going to the Colo
We’re in the process of adding some new storage servers to our burgeoning cage, and expect it will take about 40 minutes (it’s 19:45 PST […]
Some photos I saw today
Four pictures from Jorb, a brand new Flickr member.
13 December, 2004
Some new things! 1) Organizr now lets you sort by date taken*! And you can edit both date taken and date posted in the Organizr! […]
Attack of the Santas!
Hep was apparently at the Metreon (a big movie theatre and mall in San Francisco) when the Cacophony Society, in the form of hundreds of […]
Water Angel
From r80o’s Night Swimming Set, taken with a long exposure.
Found
Apart from being a nice photo of some vintage film, there’s a story behind this photo, and another story behind that story. And I love […]
Pictures from the Middle East
There are so many amazing photographers joining the Flickr fold, like efatima, who lives in Dubai. Her photos have a warm, engaging point of view, […]
Steve Jurvetson’s Puzzles
Steve Jurvetson has been posting some great puzzles on Flickr, often a macro shot of some mysterious material. This one hasn’t been solved yet! You […]
Scheduled downtime is complete
We’re in the process of juicing up the pages which tell you what’s new. This requires a database update. When we update the database, we […]
Strangers are the source of everything worthwhile
In a comment on one of his photos, Eric Snowdeal paraphrases a bit from David Weinberger’s essay The Hyperlinked Metaphysics of the Web: In our […]