Genealogy in the Commons
People are discovering their relatives in photos from The Commons, the world’s public archives on Flickr. It’s fascinating to read the connections. My grandfather Benjamin […]
Hello, India!
It was back in June 2007, when we launched Flickr in 7 additional languages, localizing in 15 countries. Today, that number has grown to 22* […]
Flickr emails – more better!
We’ve just overhauled our system emails to be more informative and have a more consistent look and feel. These messages are designed to alert you […]
Historical referrer data — you has it!
A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away, we implemented changes to the historical referrer data available to our Pro members. Part of […]
Double Exposure
To see more double exposures try a search for double exposure or check out the Double Exposure group. Photos from minililimi, Dan Strange, and Viv […]
The Blue Marble
You probably have seen the famous photo of Earth taken by the crew of Apollo 17 in 1972, which shows most of Antarctica, Africa and […]
Lisbon: Then and Now
Photos from Biblioteca de Arte-Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian, jaime.silva, Rupes72, detengase and Jordi Meneses S..
Earthquake in Chile
A massive magnitude 8.8 earthquake has devastated central Chile with tragic loss of life and property, and has set off tsunami warnings […]
Luzinteruptus
Above are a few images from sanabria. To see more of his installations, check out his set luzinterruptus.
Tales of the Alhambra
As Abu ‘abd-Allah Muhammad XII, known as Boabdil, surrendered Granada, Spain, to Ferdinand and Isabella, in the same year that they sent Christopher Columbus on […]
Bokeh Mask
goodbyebyesunday gives a tutorial on how to make these and it's pretty easy! "First: Cut a circle that fits to your lens…“ Photos from Astig!! […]
Cement Eclipses
Photos by Issac Cordal from the set Cement Eclipses; which came to our attention via a gallery curated by carisworld. (Thanks for the pointer, […]