Summer’s first supermoon
During the second weekend of July 2014, the full moon came closest to the Earth (a phenomenon called supermoon), which will be the first of three occurrences within the summer.
During the second weekend of July 2014, the full moon came closest to the Earth (a phenomenon called supermoon), which will be the first of three occurrences within the summer.
On July 11-12 at dusk, droves of photographers brought out their cameras to capture the sun setting in alignment with the street grid of Manhattan, an NYC spectacle appropriately called Manhattanhenge.
Designated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1985, the ancient city of Petra, Jordan, offers carved-rock architecture unlike any other, some of which may have been built back in the 5th century BCE.
The weekend is the perfect time to take a step back and revisit the past couple of days. It’s the time we take a look at our favorites and curate the ones we found especially inspiring. We hope you enjoy them!
To begin this month, severe storms passed through much of the United States. Lightning ripped through the sky on the East Coast, and foreboding clouds triggered tornado-warnings in Colorado. Many photographers turned their cameras to the tumultuous sky and caught remarkable weather moments.
Over 2,000 species of the beetle family Lampyridae (aka fireflies) are known for their unique ability to illuminate via bioluminescence. The males use this behavior to attract mates in flight, creating a courtship of light streaks captured in long-exposure photography.
The weekend is here and that means it’s time for our weekly Samplr featuring some of our favorite photos of last week. Go for a stroll through the Flickrverse to find more talented photographers you would like to follow. The weekend is beautiful!
Happy Independence Day to all our members in the USA. We hope you enjoy the celebrations and the long weekend!
The weekend is the time for our weekly Flickr Samplr. Enjoy these pictures and make sure to check out the streams of our candidates. Thank you for following.
Sara spent most of her life as a TV and radio producer. But after the birth of her first child, she decided to pursue her passion for photography full time. An assignment with Reuters led her to the small town of Sialkot, Pakistan, where a factory owner had just taken on a monumental task: produce the official soccer balls of the 2014 World Cup.
When we announced our new Apple TV service on Tuesday, we started a contest to give away Apple TVs to Flickr members in the U.S. to thank you for sharing your inspiring photos with the best photography community in the world. For a chance to win an Apple TV, join the group on Flickr and submit your best #LargetThanLife photos.
In this throwback journey through the photographic past, let’s take a look at fascinating studio portraits from Costică Acsinte — a Romanian veteran of the First World War — to Nan Palmero’s side-by-side portrait comparison that spans 21 years in Paris.