Have you always wanted to run your own Flickr group but weren’t sure where to start? This month, Flickr Fundamentals will teach you how to do just that – with a step-by-step tutorial and video.
We had a lot of fun exploring your contributions for #TwitterTuesday! It was easy to be hypnotized by your great #Sleepy shots. We saw people, cute babies, and animals yawning, sleeping, napping etc. Looking at your photos was like a little voice saying: “go to bed, lie down, close your eyes, and relax…” Thanks to all of your great images, we had a good time!
After months of preparation, from reviewing thousands of Flickr profiles, to organizing flights from countries around the world, and preparing the amazing space at Milk Studios in New York City, we finally got down to the Flickr 20under20 celebration.
Physicist and photographer Brian Lee has a special interest in Native American pictographs and petroglyphs. He shares his explorations of Barrier Canyon Style panels in the U.S., and the despicable vandalism the work has endured as fading art of bygone civilizations.
#TwitterTuesday: Sleepy | When you look at someone sleepy who is yawning, like in our announcement photo, it’s contagious and hypnotic! Your eyes get heavy, your shoulders and body start to relax and you wish you could lie down and nap for five minutes…
With a combination of gigantic red dunes, dead trees, and dried-up marshes, Sossusvlei’s landscapes are distinctly like no other. This African destination hosts curvaceous land shadows and striking terrain that begs to be photographed.
Today for Mono Monday, we’re taking a slightly different tack and focusing on some of the beautiful Favorites from one of our favorites here at Flickr, vulture labs. Come get lost in exploration of their virtual gallery of amazing photography.
In our Weekend Samplr series we present beautiful photos we found throughout the previous couple of days and deemed worth faving. Be inspired and enjoy the weekend!
“It took a catalytic moment in my life to take my photography from a hobby to something I do every day,” Robin Macmillan says. The Canadian photographer was just 39 years old when she received the life-changing diagnosis of stage-2 breast cancer. “It was then I realized life is too short to not be following your passion.”
It’s that very special moment of the day when the lights go down and the sun is barely visible. Mist and gloom are everywhere creating suspense and beauty at the same time. It’s #Twilight, our Flickr Friday theme of the week. Read on and join the fun.
Our last Flickr Friday theme was #Bokeh! Click through and enjoy a selection of our favorite submissions.
In this week’s throwback journey, let’s explore maritime life seen in the past, led by dazzling lights of an Australian cruiser in 1914 and more offered in the photographic archives from The Commons.
Our weekly Twitter Tuesday selection captures the sky from many different angles. Enjoy our selection from your cloud submissions. We hope you enjoyed the challenge.
