Love Letters to Flickr: Meet Some of the Photographers Supporting Flickr.org’s 100-Year Vision
Meet Flickr members who help support Flickr.org’s 100-Year Vision through their support of the Flickr Foundation.
Meet Flickr members who help support Flickr.org’s 100-Year Vision through their support of the Flickr Foundation.
We’re happy to share some good news. Flickr Commons is welcoming some new members! Learn more about them on the Flickr blog today.
Take a walk through election days of the past with the Flickr Foundation before heading out to the polls tomorrow, November 5th!
Learn about the Flickr Foundation’s new map feature that makes finding historical photos stored in Flickr Commons even easier!
With just one week left in our World Photography Day Contest, we wanted to a take a moment to step back in time with the Flickr Foundation to learn more about some of the photographers who have had their work preserved in the Flickr Commons over the years. Learn more about the Flickr Foundation and Flickr Commons and these amazing photographers today!
NASA has been busy – from announcing its new graduating class of astronauts, to a recruitment call for new astronauts along with the upcoming solar eclipse headed our way. Tune in to the Flickr blog to learn more about these exciting updates!
Help the Library of Congress solve some mysteries! Check out the new additions to their mystery photo album and see if you can follow the clues to find captions for these unidentified photos.
November is Native American Heritage Month. Check out these photos courtesy of the Museum of Photographic Arts and learn more about the rich cultures of this land’s Indigenous Peoples.
Flickr is thrilled to announce a new partnership between the Flickr Foundation and the Wikimedia Foundation to develop a new software tool for streamlined sharing of CC-licensed images from Flickr to Wikimedia Commons.
As guardians, the United Nations helps keep the peace and ensure safety amongst the borders of our countries. Despite the oceans’ thousands of miles in between countries and miles upon miles of borders, most countries don’t remain okay on their own. Countries love and hate each other as siblings, but need each other and the United Nations all the same.