NOW OPEN – Your Best Shot 2021
Share your best shot of the year with the Flickr community in Your Best Shot 2021! Stay for the discussions, critique, and a chance to win some great prizes.
Your Best Shot 2021: Group Opening Soon!
Your Best Shot 2021 is quickly approaching, and this year, we’re giving awards in SIX categories!
Pinhole Photography from Members of Flickr Social
Pinhole photography is one of the oldest forms of photography and uses the most basic concepts of a camera: a light-proof box, an aperture, and […]
“Her Name is Shizuko” – Help the Library of Congress Identify Photographs of Japanese Americans Incarcerated During WWII
Learn about Shizuko Ina and the stories of other Japanese Americans that were unjustly incarcerated during World War II.
Portrait of Autumn
Photographer and Flickr member Leanne Boulton shares her gallery, Portrait of Autumn, and why this season is a favorite of hers.
Flickr Release Notes, October 2021
Updates to the Notifications Center, a new photo editor for the Flickr iOS app, and more improvements that we launched in October 2021.
Cozy Autumn Photographs from Members of Flickr Social
Changing colors, shades of gold, and endings making room for new beginnings. Check out these cozy autumn photos from the Flickr community.
16 Questions about One Historical Photo: Tattooed Lady Betty Broadbent
The Senior Curator at the State Library of New South Wales Geoffrey Barker shares the story of Betty Broadbent, the most photographed tattooed lady of the 20th century.
It’s Halloween on Flickr
Enjoy these photos of Halloween festivities, creations, and traditions taken by your fellow Flickr members.
Get Your Instant Cameras Ready for ‘Roid Week 2021 October Edition
Fall is here and that means it’s time for another edition of Polaroid Week!
Partnering with Black Women Photographers to Further Photography
Flickr and SmugMug are partnering with Black Women Photographers to offer a $1,200 photography grant.
Geometric Photography Inspiration and Tips from Members of Flickr Social
Lines, shapes, patterns, and symmetry – look for these details on your next photography shoot.