Time for a quick recap of what we’ve been up to over the last month at Flickr. There are so many things in the works so ICYMI, get caught up here!
Let our #GoneWithTheWind theme for FlickrFriday inspire you and get carried away! As always, there are many ways to interpret the theme, and we’re already curious to see all your ideas come in. Will you reinterpret the romantic story of Rhett and Scarlett for this #FlickrFriday? Will you capture the almighty power of nature surrounding all of us? What will it be?
In today’s throwback journey through the photographic past, let’s take a closer look at festivities and celebrations around the world, from water melon eating contests, to the cheerful music of Louis Armstrong, and the Sydney Harbour Bridge opening celebrations.
20-year-old fine art photographer PtoIemy sets out to interview conceptual artists from Flickr this summer. His upcoming book “The Fine Art of Photography” will feature their work and share their stories alongside the diary of his own adventure touring through the US and Canada to meet and collaborate those exceptional photographers.
Happy Canada Day to all our Canadian members! Read on to enjoy some beautiful and inspiring shots from “the True North strong and free”.
Today’s Twitter Tuesday theme is “Door”. Browse your photostream to find a matching photo or take a new one. Once on Flickr, share it with @Flickr using the hashtag #TwitterTuesday. We’ll present our favorites right here on Flickr Blog tomorrow.
For this week’s Mono Monday, we’re celebrating leading lines. These photos below are some of our favorites from the past few weeks on Flickr. Please feel free to share your best leading lines photos by tweeting your Flickr images with #MonoMonday or add a comment with a link on our Facebook and Google+ pages.
The weekend is the time for our weekly Flickr Samplr. Enjoy these pictures and make sure to check out the streams of our candidates. Thank you for following.
Through the years, photography has touched every one of our lives on many personal levels, from old black and white snapshots to camera-phone selfies. To celebrate National Camera Day, we have highlighted some of the most influential cameras from photography’s history and the lasting moments they continue to help us capture.
USA Today readers recently voted on their Top-10 quirky landmark photos, many of which come from Flickr. A big congratulations to all the winners!
Sara spent most of her life as a TV and radio producer. But after the birth of her first child, she decided to pursue her passion for photography full time. An assignment with Reuters led her to the small town of Sialkot, Pakistan, where a factory owner had just taken on a monumental task: produce the official soccer balls of the 2014 World Cup.
Our new Flickr Friday theme is all about that special moment when the sun starts its descent and the light turns orange, the magical time for portrait and landscape photography alike: The Golden Hour. Read on to participate.
