Throwback Thursday: #Revolutionary
This week’s Flickr #TBT is all about things that radically changed our lives. We want to see old pictures of items or ideas that were […]
Monthly Archives: October 2015
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Throwback Thursday: The WeddingDay Selection
In last week’s throwback journey, we wanted to see pictures from one of the most important day in life and we asked you to share […]
Visualizing Flickr Cities
The Flickr Cities visualization looks at the 49 million geo-tagged photos in the open dataset and gives you a compelling and fun way to navigate and explore several cities.
Twitter Tuesday: The Truth Selection
Discover the #TwitterTuesday selection for the theme #Truth
Catchy Colors: The Yellow Selections
Last week we asked you to share your best shots for the theme #Yellow for our #CatchyColors, and we have seen a lot of great submissions in the Catchy Colors group pool.
Catchy Colors: Pink
The theme for CatchyColors this week is Pink. We look forward to see your submissions to the group. We’ll feature our favorites next week on the Flickr blog.
Digital Heirlooms and Slow Interactions
Researchers built a slow interaction photo device with unpredictable notifications and no user control. The result was lovely.
That Color Red
If you like red, you’ll love this gallery.
Twitter Tuesday: Truth
Whether as grand as the cosmos or as personal as love, we’ve been searching for Truth as long as we’ve been sentient. For Twitter Tuesday […]
Photo Engagement Research Videoified!
A few months ago we published some research that looked at how we like to filter our cellphone photos and how that impacts the community engagement. […]
Flickr cover photos of the week
This week our two cover photos on our Flickr social media channels are: Aurora Australis, by Tom Hall (on Facebook and Google+) and Sky in fire […]
The Photographic Journal Interview (Excerpt) – Chris Buck
“I’ve always tried to do pictures of celebrities where the only value wasn’t that it’s someone we recognize.” Read more about Chris Buck in today’s excerpt from The Photographic Journal interview.