
Mono Monday: Joel Tjintjelaar
For Mono Monday, follow us into the artistic mind and vision of Joel Tjintjelaar, whose photography will transport you to unfamiliar cities of stark angles and bright, soaring infrastructure.
Celebrate World Photography Day the Flickr Way. There’s a party and a pre-party, learn more about this year’s World Photography Day celebrations on the Flickr blog!
For Mono Monday, follow us into the artistic mind and vision of Joel Tjintjelaar, whose photography will transport you to unfamiliar cities of stark angles and bright, soaring infrastructure.
The weekend is beautiful, and if you’re not out and about, here are some amazing photos we discovered last week for you to enjoy.
We hope you’ll join the Kelby Worldwide Photowalk — there are more than 1,000 walks and nearly 20,000 people signed up, with many more joining every minute.
In this week’s throwback journey, let’s explore living in poverty, featuring scenes of shantytowns and more offered in the photographic archives from The Commons.
ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst is continuously documenting his time on-board and around the ISS. His latest photos show him during his maintenance and repair space walk around the space station.
For this week, we’d like to highlight all the excellent photos captured by the many birding photographers within our community. From soaring eagles to speedy hummingbirds, this selection freezes those fleeting moments of graceful flight.
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.