NASA tweetup on Flickr
NASA held a tweetup today, using our new Flickr-to-Twitter feature. People were able to tweet their questions to the STS-125 shuttle mission crew […]
Stories
Your photography book, now
Blurb’s annual Photography Book Now competition is well underway, but you still have time to submit your book for review. Blurb is one […]
“…don’t take my Kodachrome away.”
“They say all good things in life come to an end. Today we announced that Kodak will retire KODACHROME Film, concluding its 74-year run.” […]
Hoot for Peace
This is Louis, 90 years of age !!!.. it was a freezing night in Bristol city, yet Louis was standing there, waiting for a hoot […]
5 Questions for Barbara Fischer
We’re back with the eighteenth installment of our 5 Questions. We’re still in Melbourne, as velco (our previous interview subject) selected Barbara Fischer. If you’re […]
1000 Portraits
two photographers · one camera · one weekend · a thousand people Our project is a true portrait of Britain created by […]
Isolated Building Studies
“The Isolated Building Studies are the visual confluence of my interests in urban dynamism, socioeconomic inequality and photography. By using uniform composition in photographs […]
The final frontier
“In this tightly cropped image, the NASA space shuttle Atlantis is seen in silhouette during solar transit, Tuesday, May 12, 2009, from Florida. This image […]
12 Flickr Superstars
Anytime anybody comes up with something that’s either “the best of” or a list that labels our members as “superstars”, a little part of me […]
5 Questions for velco
We certainly didn’t mean to take a three month haitus between installments of our 5 Questions. (Is it really May? Really?! How did that happen?) […]
Swing-lens panoramas
In a swing-lens camera, the lens actually rotates from side to side when you click the shutter. Exposing the film behind it as it moves. […]
Auckland Harbour Bridge
“This picture of mine is going to be published on a New Zealand postage stamp. I received an fmail some time a go out […]