‘Roid Week 2010, May 3 – 7
“We started POLAROID WEEK to celebrate instant film. We also started it as a project — to see what new and interesting things we […]
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Hey, Bangalore — it’s your turn!
The second of our three Hello, India! Flickr events will happen Wednesday night — tonight — at the Lalit Ashok: Wednesday April 21, 7:00pm – […]
Pinhole! Pinhole! Pinhole!
This coming Sunday is the 10th anniversary of Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day. If you’ve never pinholed, you’re missing out and if not having a […]
Exhibition in Bristol
Members of the Bristol Flickr group have organized their 3rd “Flickl” exhibition, which is now on until April 21, see all […]
Flickr event in Delhi Friday night!
Hey, Delhi — If you find yourself at a loose end this evening, we hope that you’ll come celebrate Hello, India!: Friday April 16, 7:00pm […]
The Commons expands into Texas!
Welcome the Texas State Library and Archives and the Central University Libraries of Southern Methodist University to The Commons! SMU’s six Central University Libraries have […]
Welcome the Center for Jewish History to The Commons!
We are thrilled to announce that the Center for Jewish History in New York City is a part of The Commons on Flickr! They are […]
History of the Heartland: new Commons members!
Please join us in welcoming two institutions to The Commons from the midwestern United States: the Jewish Historical Society of the Upper Midwest, featuring the […]
Come work with us
Team Flickr has a variety of jobs open. If you’re awesome, have a passion for photography and a desire to work with kick- ass […]
Announcing FlickrPad!
We are pleased to introduce a revolutionary new device from the clever minds at FlickrLabs: FlickrPad! Photo sharing just became easier, faster, and more better […]
Viewing Flickr videos on the iPad
Expecting an iPad on Saturday, or maybe getting ready to stand in line? We just launched HTML5 video playback for everyone with a hankering for […]
Map Kibera project on Flickr
From the Map Kibera project, Kibera in Nairobi, Kenya, widely known as Africa’s largest slum, remains a blank spot on the map. Without basic knowledge […]