40 photos from 40 years ago.
15 July 2009
09 July 2009
Stormtroopers 365 - a set on Flickr
A different picture of a Stormtrooper action figure’s adventures each day.
01 July 2009
Flickr adds Twitter integration
Flickr adds Twitter integration
You can set up a special email address that you can send a photo to from your phone which will post it to Flickr and send a link to Twitter.
13 May 2009
20 January 2009
24 November 2008
JeffBridges.com - Ironman book
JeffBridges.com - Ironman book
Photos taken by Jeff Bridges on the set of Iron Man.
19 June 2008
FILE Magazine Project - San-Zhr Pod Village by Craig Ferguson
FILE Magazine Project - San-Zhr Pod Village by Craig Ferguson
Wild sci-fi-looking abandoned village in Taiwan.
05 June 2008
Bruce Schneier: Are photographers really a threat?
Bruce Schneier: Are photographers really a threat?
“Prohibiting photography was something we used to ridicule about the USSR.”
31 March 2008
Ireland - Attractions & Landmarks
Schmap.com is using a photo I took of the Bank of Ireland in Dublin. I had elected to share the photo under a Creative Commons License, and Schmap very conscientiously asked me if they could use it and gives me a credit for it.
16 January 2008
Library of Congress on Flickr
The Library of Congress has published a great deal of photos on Flickr, with the hope that the community will help identify and tag them. Here’s a post about it from the Library of Congress, and here is Flickr’s piece about it.
24 July 2007
How to Take Halfway Decent Photos with an iPhone
12 May 2007
13 December 2006
Ho ho ho! Flickr Gifts and Upload Limit Changes
Ho ho ho! Flickr Gifts and Upload Limit Changes
Paid Flickr members now have unlimited uploads, and standard members get 100mB a month.
21 November 2006
10 November 2006
In Your Hands
Pictures of things in front of the things of which they’re a picture. (via glynn)
06 November 2006
02 November 2006
19 October 2006
19 September 2006
moo | we love to print
Looks like a very cool service that will pull your photos from Flickr and print them onto the back of business cards.