Smoothing the Waters
Here’s a neat little trick to try: when you’re taking photos with moving water in the frame, try a really long exposure time (light permitting). […]
Stewart Butterfield
Food photos
One of my favorite tags to surf is food. As cliched as it would be to say it makes me hungry, I am in fact […]
The Underbunny
There was an IM/email buzz around our offices when a Flickr member with the handle ‘Underbunny’ posted this image, the hands of a 102 year […]
SENT: Cameraphone Art Show
SENT, “America’s first phonecam art show” opens tomorrow. Here’s Xeni’s writeup on bOINGbOING And for more delicious cameraphone shots, see the photos that have been […]
Turn any blog into a moblog – just like that!
Today’s HOTT new feature is performing automatic actions when uploading by email: automatically add tags or post right to your blog. That means you can […]
Happy Fourth
We feel a bit silly for missing Canada Day now, but happy Fourth of July to American Flickr’rs, wherever you may be. Great photo, alba.
Chinese Temples
If you take an assortment of lenses to China, then you should consider taking cool photos of temples, like Flickr user my o my did: […]
My Love of Saturation
Some of the photostreams on Flickr are so good, they make me embarrassed to own a camera. Here are three that have particularly blown me […]
Daily Zeitgeist
Everyone once in a while it is good to have fun. So, we made the widget which is currently over on the left of this […]
Public and Private
Whenever privacy options are present, it is always interesting to know how they get used. Whenever we tweak the design or experiment with default settings […]
Beta of the Flickr Uploader for OS X
A beta of the Mac OS X Flickr Uploader is now available for free download. It enables drag and drop uploading from iPhoto and the […]
Creative Commons
You can now choose to license the photos you upload to Flickr under a Creative Commons license. You can select a default for new images […]