Hi all! Happy New Year and welcome to another installment of “Weekly Snapshot with Flickr Social”.

Every Friday we’re highlighting some of our favorite photos submitted to the Flickr Social group. For a chance to be featured, join the group and share your photos!

“Night at Lussari.”-Francesco Missoni

“Resting. Autumn leaf, finding rest on another leaf in the garden of the National Botanical Conservatory of Brest in the midst of the Stang-Alar valley, Finistère department of Brittany.” –Mia Ζωή

“Flat lay photography.” –Lara *

“Jarvis Jr.” –Visualante Media

“Edelhert / Deer” –Ria van den Broeke

“Fenicotteri rose.” –Andrea D’Angiolo

“Lena/120 Film/RolleiFlex 2.8F/Kodak Portra 400”  –Enix Shen

“Favorite rock at palmachim beach. Take two.” –Anastasia Podrabinek

Be a part of this month’s Explore takeover

Your Best Shot is the annual celebration of the most inspiring photography on Flickr where we invited you to share your single best shot of the year. This year the contest ran from Dec 1, 2022- Jan 4, 2023 and has accumulated almost 12k photo entries. This month’s takeover will be celebrating some of your best shots from Your Best Shot 2022!

If you entered – we invite you to share your entry in the discussion here for a chance to have it included in this month’s Explore takeover.

If you missed the deadline – you can still participate in the takeover by sharing your favorite photo from the Your Best Shot 2022 group pool in the discussion in Flickr Social. An awesome way to highlight and celebrate the work of other photographers here on Flickr!

Check out some of these photos below that have been submitted to YBS 2022. We hope they inspire you to share your photos & celebrate your fellow photographers!

“On the rocks. Sally lightfoot crab [Grapsus grapsus] Fernandina Island. Galapagos Islands, Ecuador” –Fred Roe

“Falling Stars. An ironcaster walks among falling embers during IronFire, an event in Barre, Vermont.” –Josh Trudell

“Heart of Mother Nature … I had a great surprise today by Mother Nature. She showed me some love, and of course I wanted to share it with you. I wish I would share the fragrance of those lilac trees here.” –Moon River

See you next week!