Find us at NonProfit Boot Camp, San Francisco Bay Area
We’ll be hanging out at Craigslist Foundation’s excellent NonProfit Boot Camp on Saturday, October 18, in San Mateo, California. If you have any questions about […]
Stories
The Miraculous Gravy Girls
“Ever since Fletcher Gravy told us his wife was pregnant, we have been suporting them through the whole pregnancy with all the ups and downs. […]
Taming the Lightning
Peter Norby, one of our super awesome FlOps (Flickr Operations) engineers lives out in New Mexico. Aside from his tireless work to keep Flickr up […]
5 Questions for Swiatek Wojtkowiak
We’re back with the 6th installment of 5 Questions. Swiatek Wojtkowiak (aka NYGUS) was selected at the end of our last interview by Maciej Dakowicz. […]
Think pink for the cure
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and Yahoo! is thinking pink for cure. For each pink themed photo you add to Pink 2008, […]
Your Design City
We’ve been working with the nice people at Don’t Panic and The Design Museum to invite Flickr members to share their photography on the […]
Australian Firsts (and more mappy goodness!)
“Firsts” is the theme that guided the State Library of New South Wales‘ curation of their first installment in The Commons on Flickr. Welcome! Browse […]
5 Questions for Maciej Dakowicz
Welcome to the fifth installment of 5 Questions. In our last interview, Eric selected Maciej Dakowicz. With a quick hop and skip, we’ll cross the […]
5 Questions for Eric Lafforgue
Olivia selected Eric Lafforgue as our next subject for 5 Questions and so we jump back across the Atlantic to Toulouse, France. (For those keeping […]
Flickr Surf Brasil
You don’t need to be a surfer to participate in the Rio Surf Pro International 2008! Rio de Janeiro, Brazil will play host to […]
Film is not dead!
A few weeks ago, we launched our first salvo in defense of film photography: The Film Fanciers’ Guild. In our initial foray, photos shared with […]
Adventures in Flickr biking
In daily life you experience a lot more than you’d think to take pictures of. Enter the photobike or Flickrbike (no proper name yet, really). […]