Rolling, Rolling, Rolling Shutter
Rolling shutter is a method of image acquisition in which each frame is recorded not from a snapshot of a single point in […]
Stories
Hong Kong and Macau in the Fifties
philroeder is currently publishing some wonderful photos from Hong Kong and Macau that his father took in the 1950s. He says: "These photos were […]
Persona
Jason Travis, also known as J Trav, is sharing an amazing project called Persona with us. On an ongoing basis he posts diptychs of a […]
He’s just walking
Hobo Matt, Flickr member since March 2010, is walking (and taking pics) from Rockaway Beach, New York to Rockaway Beach, Oregon. He just left […]
Squared circle milestone
Recently, long time Flickr member Leo Reynolds posted his 25,000th squared circle to Flickr! What’s a squared circle? A squircle is a photograph of equal […]
XAndes, paragliding in Peru
Last year, a paragliding demonstration in Peru during Inkafest helped popularize the sport there. This year, a group of hardcore paragliders will be flying […]
825 meters
825 meters (or about half a mile). That’s how far you have to run if you decide to head to Pamplona today to celebrate the […]
Then and Now in Sweden
The Swedish National Heritage Board asks for help in locating recent photos of these quaint Swedish scenes. It’s a fun game to play! Get started […]
Time for some Film Swapping
One of the things I love about Flickr is that it’s possible to get to know fellow photographers from all across the globe. The […]
Happy Birthday to Dorothea Lange
Born 26 May 1895, Dorothea Lange made a mark for herself in American photography through a 1930s New Deal program that sent her around the […]
Beauty in vectors
Photographer Eric Fischer is doing some pretty darn cool data visualization in his set, The Geotaggers’ World Atlas. Using geo-tagging tools, his imagination and some […]
A View on North Korea
End of 2008, LOOLOO IMAGE spent some days in North Korea. She documented her experiences in her North Korea DPRK 북한 set. Even if […]