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The Creative Commons licenses were added to Flickr in 2004. Today, as part of the year-long celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Creative Commons, we’ve compiled some data related to how Flickr members use CC licenses.
Lou Noble has been an active Flickr user for fifteen years, and, as editor-in-chief of The Photographic Journal, publishes interviews and photo essays with both those up-and-coming in the industry and those with successful decades-long careers. We asked him to speak on the subject of diversity as it relates to photography.
We made a few big changes to how your Flickr activity feed works so seeing all those wonderful photos from people you follow will be easy, beautiful, and simple.
We know that photography brings people together on Flickr and it’s always a delightful surprise to hear about long-lasting friendships and relationships that start here. Such is the story of Els and Gregory, two photographers with a penchant for self-portraiture and lifestyle photography.
In his current position as a Product Manager, Matthew is focused on improving the Flickr user experience and making engagement its central pillar.
Michigan-based photographer and Olympus Brand Ambassador Jamie MacDonald is a Flickr Pro member and an avid user of the Pixsy service. In this interview, he told us about how difficult it can be to keep track of who is using his photos, and how Flickr and Pixsy make it easy to ensure his copyright is being respected.
We want to send a big thank you to everyone who participated in our Your Best Shot 2019 contest and helped make it a success!
On May 22, 2019, Flickr will be down for planned maintenance for about 12 hours starting at 5pm PDT (that’s 8pm EDT or 12am GMT on May 23). Learn more details.
Today, we’re pleased to announce two important updates that deepen Flickr’s commitment to our members and to the worldwide photography community.
Today marks the 11th anniversary of The Commons – a project that Flickr began to provide cultural institutions, such as libraries, museums, and historical societies, with a space to share their digital collections with people around the world.