5 Questions for Junku Nishimura
Welcome to our sixth installment of the new 5 questions series. Today we meet Junku Nishimura (also known as junku-newcleus in the Flickrverse) who lives […]
Photographer in the Picture
The Library of Congress has curated a new set named ‘Photographer in the Picture‘ inspired by insights provided by the Flickr community. In their […]
Happy 4th of July!
Happy 235th birthday America! Photos from Fotocane, shutterjo, bulldog1, todaymightbe, fotochell, renidemus, champbass2, zilladon and quintessentials.
Chefchaouen – the blue city of Morocco
To see more of Morocco’s azure city try a search for Chefchaouen or check out it’s Places page. Photos from Ana Santos, rulajean, Jim […]
LEGO Album Covers
The members of the LEGO Album Covers group have been recreating classic albums of Flickr for years. Today we bring you a selection […]
Canada Day 2011
Happy Canada Day to our neighbors up north. Here are a few scenes already uploaded from this years celebratio…OMG is that William and Kate!?!? […]
Scenes from Tibet
In his Favorites set reurinkjan has collected some of his favorite images from Tibet and a few other places around the world. He has […]
Blowing a dandelion
It’s that wonderful time in the northern hemisphere when dandelions unfurl all around tempting us to blow their little parachuted seeds away. […]
A different life in Afghanistan
Last week in the blog post Life in Afghanistan we highlighted basetrack’s photostream with images from the streets in Afghanistan. His photostream also has […]
Little baby squirrels
More uber-cuteness in bunnyfrogs‘ gallery Squirrel Babies. If you’re in need of even more itty bitty squirrels-ies, they are waiting for you […]
The Diaolou
The Kaiping Diaolou caught our eye the other day. Those historic towers, recognized as world heritage by the UNESCO, were fortified buildings that […]
Beer! – From Flickr set to published book
Lance Wilson and Dan Becker started shooting Dan’s stepdad’s beer can collection on a whim in December 2008. Once uploaded to Flickr… “the photos generated […]