Digital Heirlooms and Slow Interactions
Researchers built a slow interaction photo device with unpredictable notifications and no user control. The result was lovely.
That Color Red
If you like red, you’ll love this gallery.
Twitter Tuesday: Truth
Whether as grand as the cosmos or as personal as love, we’ve been searching for Truth as long as we’ve been sentient. For Twitter Tuesday […]
Photo Engagement Research Videoified!
A few months ago we published some research that looked at how we like to filter our cellphone photos and how that impacts the community engagement. […]
Flickr cover photos of the week
This week our two cover photos on our Flickr social media channels are: Aurora Australis, by Tom Hall (on Facebook and Google+) and Sky in fire […]
The Photographic Journal Interview (Excerpt) – Chris Buck
“I’ve always tried to do pictures of celebrities where the only value wasn’t that it’s someone we recognize.” Read more about Chris Buck in today’s excerpt from The Photographic Journal interview.
High-Res Photos from NASA Moon Missions Added to Flickr
Check out thousands of high-resolution images from the Project Apollo Archive of various NASA moon missions and from training operations on Earth.
The Story Behind Harrison Jones’ First Viral Shot
Harrison Jones took a photo of the super blood moon that went viral worldwide. We talked to this 18-year-old to find out how he took the shot and how he is feeling now that his image went viral.
Flickr Friday: Sunny Side Up – The Selection
These are our favorite photos for last week’s #FlickrFriday with the theme #SunnySideUp.
Flickr Friday: A Certain Smile
The theme for this week’s Flickr Friday is A Certain Smile.
Concept Collaboration: “Step Into the Future”
August and September’s Concept Collaboration theme was “Step Into The Future.” Discover the winner!
InkTober 2015 – 31 Days 31 Drawings
Today is the first day of InkTober, an annual doodlefest where artists from all over the world share one ink drawing a day for a month.