Check out our newest installment of In Frame with Flickr, a street photography review, where we celebrate the art of street photography. This time around we’re taking a look back at some vintage street photography. We hope you’ll join us!
We’re excited to profile Anthony Samaniego, a Los Angeles-based photographer whose remarkable portfolio delights us and gives us pause to speculate how he captured his shots. Shooting exclusively on film, he creates moody double exposures and fantastic blurs that make you want to embrace the Southern California cool aesthetic.
To begin this month, severe storms passed through much of the United States. Lightning ripped through the sky on the East Coast, and foreboding clouds triggered tornado-warnings in Colorado. Many photographers turned their cameras to the tumultuous sky and caught remarkable weather moments.
In today’s throwback journey, let’s review the fashion trends from the past. From the flashy outfits of the 1960s to the ruffled dresses of the 1870s, these photos give a glimpse of garb history.
Eduardo Acierno realized his first success in photography using an old point-and-shoot camera; he edits his amazing work with a free, open-source software program. He wants to drive home a point, that anyone can take great photos and anyone can do it with modest equipment.
In this week’s photo selection, let’s take a photographic journey to South Africa’s well-known safari zone and more worldwide destinations for a look at assorted wildlife.
Yesterday, in TwitterTuesday, we asked you to show us you best Books photos.
Over 2,000 species of the beetle family Lampyridae (aka fireflies) are known for their unique ability to illuminate via bioluminescence. The males use this behavior to attract mates in flight, creating a courtship of light streaks captured in long-exposure photography.
For this week’s Mono Monday, we’re focusing on severe and minimalist landscapes, with strong horizon lines. The photos in this blog post are some of our favorites.
The European Space Agency is frequently uploading impressive photos and other images from their projects to Flickr. Check out this selection of stunning space phenomena.
The weekend is here and that means it’s time for our weekly Samplr featuring some of our favorite photos of last week. Go for a stroll through the Flickrverse to find more talented photographers you would like to follow. The weekend is beautiful!
The #Flickr10 Global Photo Walks in May were so much fun, we’re putting a call out for another weekend of walks with old friends and new. The best way to enjoy the best photo community in the world is face to face, so mark your calendars for the weekend of August 2nd and 3rd, reach out to your friends, organize a walk, and share your photos on Flickr.
Out next Flickr Photo Walk will take place next Thursday in Munich, Germany. Together, we’ll take part in an expert-led street art tour of the Bavarian capital introducing us to many hidden gems of the local Graffiti scene. Read on for all the details and to RSVP.
