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Definately noteworty accomplishment and amazing art.
http://flickr.com/photos/princess-shadows/
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McNaught Comet seen on flickr
Thread on flickr Central:
www.flickr.com/groups/central/discuss/72157594490413963/
Tag McNaught:
www.flickr.com/photos/tags/mcnaught/
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this collection, sorted by interestingness, totally rawks!:
www.flickr.com/search/?q=McNaught&w=all&m=&s=int
       
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FYI: there is a small but hardy group of us doing sets of faves on flickr, with links back to the photosgraphers. We add them to a special group pool. If you ever want to get lost on flickr surfing, go to this group pool and see what excites us by each of our personalities:
www.flickr.com/groups/favsets/pool/
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How about mainegal's photoset "Meeting my grandfather", which is based on photographs found in her grandfather's things (he died in 1995)?
A couple neat things:
- she found the location of two photos of him in Nice, France in 1945 and took photos of herself in the same spot (http://www.flickr.com/photos/mkilbride/366326010/in/set-72157594151461568)
- The daughter and granddaughter of her grandfather's good friend found the photos on flickr (independent of each other) and now the two families are reconnecting
- the world war ii photos are amazing. She even has the names of some of the soldiers and is trying to identify more.
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At last I wrote a simple software (a Firefox extension) for Iranians who are banned from accessing this amazing website.
The extension location is:
addons.mozilla.org/firefox/4286/
And discussion board is here:
www.flickr.com/groups/iranian/discuss/72157594467732437/
I've sent this to all Iranian contacts I know on flickr, and the result was great!: Size of Iranian group increased by about 100 (about 15%) in less than 3 days, while it had 600 members for more than 3 years!
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The self portrait group 365days has exploded in popularity and has some great stuff going on there. A few of my fav self portraits from the group are:
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DCist has just finished taking submissions for a photography show to be held in March through the DCist Exposed Photography Show group. People shooting in the area were asked to submit their 3 best and the pool closed with 504 photos from in and around Washington DC. Some really great photos in there. Well worth a look through.
Full disclosure, I've submitted three photos too!
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After running across this image thanks to FlickrBlog:
I was lead to do some searching and found the following groups, both of which chronicle "things that look like the default Flickr icon":
www.flickr.com/groups/defaulticon/pool/
www.flickr.com/groups/defaultbuddies/pool/
Some of them are just really neat!
Trivia Question: I know that at some point, at some Flickrite gathering, I overheard this little character's name...unfortunately, I forgot which part of my memory houses this information. Can anyone remind me? (A FlickrMail would be great!)
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Polaroid Dog Run is my latest favorite set from a new contact of mine, johnctanzer. He photographs dogs in a very unique & wonderful way.
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Quiplash! [deleted] says:
(if self-pimpage is allowed)
Well, this Creative Commons remix has sparked an interesting, thoughtful discussion about war and war casualties.
[a Creative Commons Remix based on photo from the Jan. 27, 2007 antiwar protest in Washington D.C.]
The original photo just reached out and grabbed me. So simple, so direct. Quite arresting.
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ha, goes nicely with my most recent favourite:
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Laubscher [deleted] says:
What about mentioning the upcoming Chinese New Year? CNY2007 makes for some interesting viewing.
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when flickr meets meet bowling alleys:
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As far as I can tell from searching tags, this is the only shot that anyone on Flickr has ever posted of a coyote living wild in suburban New Jersey, 25 miles from Manhattan.
Congratulations to Jim Gilbert, whose wildlife work is always exceptional and frequently astonishing:
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Saturday February 17, 2007 is World Through The Viewfinder Day http://www.flickr.com/groups/worldttvday/
The Through The Viewfinder group can inspire you.
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This amazing set of WWI photos featured in Marcelo Montecino's stream.
www.flickr.com/photos/marcelo_montecino/sets/721575945446...
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Atenttion, Attention this is a good subject for a unique group pool.
Read the group's description for a good time by all.
www.flickr.com/groups/flickrhood_of_the_traveling_chicken/
Blessings Jonathan Creator/ Administrator
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What city has the most active Flickr group? New York? Chicago? Nope. None of the above.
Of the top 100 cities in America, the San Francisco, Seattle and Madison, Wisconsin Flickr groups have more members per capita than any other city in America. Madison, Wisconsin? What the hell! With a population of just 221,551 (only the 83rd largest city in America), the Madison, Wisconsin Flickr group has 473 members (or one member for every 468 citizens).
I can see San Fancisco and Seattle...both are favorite tourist destinations and beautiful cities. But Madison, Wisconsin? Is it the water? Is it the cheese? Hmmm...maybe Madison is just a very inspirational city.
Come see the most active Flickr community-based group and the beauty of Madison, Wisconsin:
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the decay of the famous Green Mill in Chicago's historical Uptown Area.
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@Johnny Blood: just out of curiosity, did you only check cities in the USA, or...?
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Portraits from Italy
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I don't mean to take anything away from Madison, Wisconsin - they're running a fine group. But the Pittsburgh group would also like to make the claim to "most active"...
Some basic math that may mean nothing....
San Francisco:
2,286 members
96 discussions
.04 discussions per member
Madison, WI
482 members
74 discussions
.15 discussions per member
New York
5,310 members
414 discussions
.08 discussions per member
Pittsburgh
729 members
502 discussions
.7 discussions per member
I'd say we'd win the "most active" thing hands down. Or at least we're most talkative.
Also, if we use the same math that Madison used, we beat them that way too.
Madison pop. 221,551
Flickr members: 473
1 Flickr member per 468.29
Pittsburgh pop. 334,563
Flickr members: 729
1 Flickr member per 458.93
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do i sense a brewing Madison/Pittsburgh rivalry?
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I think I did this a year ago but heres trying again :)
We have a great St Patrick's Day group going with some amazing shots of the celebrations and craic from all around the world!
www.flickr.com/groups/stpatricksday/
Here's some of the shots from the pool.
I call this last one bbrrrrrr, anyone who has been to a St Patrick's Day parade in Ireland!
For a definition of craic go to www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=craic
Edited to add the group link, D'OH
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have we never recommended this? sure, there are around 251.532.930.047 photos on flickr that are better, but are they funnier?
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_mpd_ [deleted] says:
this guy has a somewhat interesting infrared set.
(Ok, I tried to slip that in under the radar... Guilty as charged)
Given the recent TTV spotlight, actually I'd like to see more of a spotlight on TLRs, Lensbabies, or anything particularly off the wall. What else on Flickr is an interesting idiom? I'm sure cameratossing was blogged about before... gotta be some other cool ideas for those of us interested in the frontier.
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Or Flickr blog could post about the second Irish Blog awards (http://www.awards.ie/blogawards ), which was seen last year on Flickr even hitting the top tags,
Most of the photoblog nominees are big Flickr users, awards.ie/blogawards/2007/02/18/2007-irish-blog-awards-sh... including myself, though the honour of the award went deservedly to to www.headphoneland.com/ who also has a flickr account www.flickr.com/photos/headphoneland/
The awards were held last night, Sat March 3rd, and were a great mix of bloggers with lots of cameras so I would be expecting loads more pics to surface over the next couple of days! I imagine there were more than one or two sore heads today.
It would be great to see such an amazing event being covered in Flickr Blog :)
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I got selected to be, what looks like, HotTorrent.com's FIRST ShowCazz Photographer of the Week!
ShowCazz Photographer of the Week 03-03-07
03-03-2007, 18:19, Saturday
Share Link: www.hottorrent.com/htsupport/blogs/248/
HotTorrent ShowCazz Photographer of the Week 03-03-07
gladygirl
HotTorrent: www.hottorrent.com/gladygirl
Myspace: www.myspace.com/gladygirl
My photos were all linked through from Flickr.
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Waxing gibbous...
www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=409361137&size=l
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quite beautiful photos from a plane. new jersey never looked so nice:
www.flickr.com/photos/meadows/406013977/in/set-7215759457...
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I just reached (and have now surpassed) 10,000 favorites.
Number 10000:
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the most recent 36:
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St. Patrick's Day Inspiration...
www.flickr.com/photos/greyrose/424780718/in/photostream/
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Tired of Tulips is a curated gallery group for the best candid people pictures on Flickr. Discussions aren't part of the agenda, though they aren't discouraged. The concept is to educate each other by looking at only top notch imagery in this genre
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Perhaps something on the Sydney Harbour Bridge 75th anniversary? Lots of photos on flickr if you do a search of shb75 or sydneyharbourbridge75thbirthday
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A shout out for the 07_07_07 group.
Its a day in the life of project for the 7th July 2007 :)
Group is limited to 7777 members, each limited to only 7 images to the pool: :)
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The Big UK Flickrmeet took place on Saturday in York.
There was a lot of fun, photos and drinks.
But also jumping:
"Fame!" by Psycho Crow [?]
"Boing" by wsogmm [?]
And Candy Cane for Your Portrait:
"Candy Cane 6" by giles farrington [?]
 "Candy Cane for A Portrait" by mortimer? [?]
and because jumping is hasbeen, lying down was introduced as the new hype:
"reverse lying down" by ninaduckling [?]
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It's been a while since this thread was updated, is it still being used by flickr staff? Here's a set just made that I felt really privileged to see and lucky enough to have my camera out.
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The following was posted about our favorite Madison, WI earlier today in the Capital Times of Madison, WI:
"Flickr site helps photographers develop skills, connections
You can read the whole article here:
www.madison.com/tct/mad/topstories/index.php?ntid=133203&...
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The first Flickr account only for a cat: Gatto Mimmo.
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XlorishaX [deleted] says:
white women are jealous of black women's hair
wats the diference between a white woman and a large pizza???? a large pissa doesnt scream when u put it in theoven
haaaaa
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gocarrt [deleted] says:
Here's a great shot for the FlickrBlog:
www.flickr.com/photos/rebba/497746041/
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gocarrt [deleted] says:
I take it back, this one is MUCH, MUCH better:
www.flickr.com/photos/thomashawk/500072393/
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Some sets I like:
flickr.com/photos/mwest/sets/1405313/
www.flickr.com/photos/mmarsupilami/sets/72157600115449745/
flickr.com/photos/liligabor/sets/72157600024459175/
flickr.com/photos/brettwalker/sets/72157594305193390/
flickr.com/photos/45754382@N00/sets/72157594481232776/
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Polaroid Postcard
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Could the Blog feature classic photographs suggested, though not necessarily taken, by Flickr members?
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First Digital Photo
Walden - Russell Kirsch and Joan son
May, #25, 1957
It was 50 years ago this spring that National Bureau of Standards (NBS, now known as the National Institute of Standards and Technology, or NIST) computer pioneer Russell Kirsch asked “What would happen if computers could look at pictures?” and helped start a revolution in information technology. Kirsch and his colleagues at NBS, who had developed the nation’s first programmable computer, the Standards Eastern Automatic Computer (SEAC), created a rotating drum scanner and programming that allowed images to be fed into it. The first image scanned was a head-and-shoulders shot of Kirsch’s 3-month-old son, Walden.
The ghostlike black-and-white photo only measured 176 pixels on a side — a far cry from today’s megapixel digital snapshots — but it would become the Adam and Eve for all computer imaging to follow. In 2003, the editors of Life magazine honored Kirsch’s image by naming it one of “the 100 photographs that changed the world.”
Kirsch and his wife Joan, an art historian, now reside in Oregon. Together, they use computers to analyze paintings and define the artistic processes by which they were created. Son Walden — whose face helped launch the era of computerized photography — works in communications for Intel following a successful career as a television news reporter.
It was a grainy image of a baby — just 5 centimeters by 5 centimeters— but it turned out to be the well from which satellite imaging, CAT scans, bar codes on packaging, desktop publishing, digital photography and a host of other imaging technologies sprang.
(from Author: RP news wires) (from Author: RP news wires)
Picture from National Institute of Standards and Technology
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Selfishly:
Billboard Backgrounds
Less selfishly:
The selection you find when you search for green, seats, munich is fab.
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I'd strongly recommend checking out Blimpa's recent set:
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erik neufurth always posts in groups of three to tell a story or illustrate a sentence.
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I'd hardly describe myself as a treehugger, but when local developers tried to pull a fast one, I took some snaps and used Flickr as the rallying point for local press, environmental agencies and so on.
Although mad as hell I didn't 'name and shame' the company responsible, I just used Flickr as a central repository for the evidence, where folks I contacted could get more detail.
Gibraltar's a tiny community, but word seemed to get round within a day of the original posting and the developers soon seemed to be trying to clean things up. Still a bit of a way to go, but the power Flickr seemed to have helped things along immensely. Developers (and other industries) here seem to have a lot of power (property prices far higher than 200 metres away in Spain) and one's always hearing of the latest outrage. If you know how Carl Hiassen writes about Miami you'll know what I mean.
What else would I have been able to do? Write a letter to the relevant agencies? Email and hope attachments got through the civil service firewalls? I certainly wouldn't have been able to achieve much on my own, with a day job to go to.
With Flickr, the original post received 50-60 hits in a few hours. Hardly earth shattering numbers, but in such a small community as ours, it's clear that someone took notice and decided to tidy up. I'm not talking about starting a revolution, but rather providing interested parties (individuals, government agencies...) with a simple mechanism for seeing what's going on. And Flickr does that.
Tonight I've posted a new photo of the current state of the site, showing latest developments and notes on the story so far...
Thanks again, Flickr. I think we've found another use for responsible photo sharing!
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Washington, DC's famed Eastern Market was recently gutted by a fire. There are quite a few photos online documenting the market before and after.
Before the fire:
After the Fire:
- Eastern Market Pool
- Photos of Damaged Eastern Market
- Eastern Market Fire (Tag)
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1) Thinking about hiv
Hmm. there was a frightening message in the news in germany these days. The number of new hiv infections grew for the highest count ever. Maybe this is worth to remember people to think about this again.
Photos on flickr:
www.flickr.com/search/?q=aids red&w=all
2) Today is the International Children's Day (ICD). It is celebrated in numerous countries, usually (but not always) on June 1 each year.
more here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Children's_Day
Photos on flickr:
www.flickr.com/search/?q=children&ct=3&ss=2&s...
www.flickr.com/photos/daletaylor/
www.flickr.com/photos/34732556@N00/
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Hi Caterina ! (and people !)
Have you seen this set ?
I find it hilarious !
http://www.flickr.com/photos/photosquirrels/sets/72057594128554742/
Regards,
Daniel.
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I was thinking that it would be fun to feature a group I made:
The view down train handles...
I thought that I was being unique when I originally took this photo down some handles on a train in Japan:
But it turns out that quite a few flickr folk have taken a very similar shot !
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Feztastic - The Album
Flickr legend Big Al Davies, whose Flickr inspired ditty "Pretty Little Stream" was featured on your blog back in June 2005, wanted to put a CD together, and where better to do it than right here on Flickr.
He started a group where he could preview tracks, get feedback and invite members to contribute their photos and artwork for the packaging. No fewer than twelve Flickrites are featured in the final product: Art Napro, Auntie P, birdw0rks, bunchofpants, emdot, Kitsch Kat, Monocasette (who also produced a video for one of the tracks), Mr Jaded, phil h, the Rocketeer, Steffe and Big Al himself.
The CD is finally finished and is available through CD Baby and iTunes.
Feztastic - The Album: built on Flickr!
[Edit: iTunes link is live now]
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There is something sinister going on in downtown Flickr: Egg Murder!
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Is there any Flickr groups in the South Florida area (Broward County, Palm Beach County or Dade County)?
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Flickr and the new phenomenon of photo walks are featured in the "New York Times," including the Madison, Wisconsin Flickr group:
www.nytimes.com/2007/06/05/technology/circuits/05clubs.ht...
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Hallo,
I would like to suggest the "back to tibet" sets of keso:
back to tibet 1
back to tibet 2
back to tibet 3
back to tibet 4
back to tibet 5
back to tibet 6
Rock on!!!
Azchael
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"waiting for the revolution"
some student demonstrators in Ecuador just chillin' - hanging out beside the billowing smoke and flames of a tire fire.
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Please consider this set for your blog.
   Andrew Morgan is serving two consecutive life sentences at the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola for brutally murdering an elderly couple on September 10th, 2002.
He now serves as the Catholic minister for "Camp D" at Angola.
I sat down to have lunch with him, talk about his new life behind bars, his past, and his favorite movies.
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I'm surprised nothing on Chinese censorship is in the blog....
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How about this search for red and "isle of lewis" to bring somewhere remote to the attention of the world?
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June 12 is "valentine's day" in Brazil :o)
More info about valentine's day around the world at Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valentine's_Day
In Brazil, the Dia dos Namorados (lit. "Day of the enamored", or "Boyfriend's/Girlfriend's Day") is celebrated on June 12, when couples exchange gifts such as chocolates, cards and usually a flower bouquet. This day is chosen probably because it is the day before the Saint Anthony's day, known there as the marriage saint, when many single women perform popular rituals in order to find a good husband or a boyfriend.
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How about the Pasha Bulker, a large freighter that ran aground at Newcastle, Australia (north of Sydney) in wild storms on Friday.
e.g.:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/marj_k/536977999/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/timchristie/537886734/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/35543731@N00/535897113/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/timchristie/538005537/
Or a search for pasha bulker
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A rehearsal for the Apocalypse, a set by Icognita Nom de Plume.
New Orleans two years after the hurricane.
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scouttster has some shots which really bring home the extent of the drought in Lake Okeechobee in Florida and, in particular, the plight of the turtles that live there who're dying on the long walk back from the vegetation to the new water level.
Non-turtle shots
www.flickr.com/photos/okeechobee/532364798/
www.flickr.com/photos/okeechobee/532364756/
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I use Flickr to create stories, fairytales and connect diverse things.
Things Look Like Things
www.theworldaround.us/
It really makes the world feel like a better place to know what else is out there, what other places and things look like, it really sparks the imagination.
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flickr needs to move!
flickr.com/photos/snapscot/648998909/
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I just want to know how to post a pic with my coment
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How about this international Flickr friendship. A Week in Scotland and A Week in India?. It started here.
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Whale Identification through Flickr:
yeimaya says:
There is a flickr group humpback whale flukes. Where people have been posting good fluke photos taken on whale watch trips.
This photo was posted in that group by
who took it off the "North East coast of Newfoundland near St Anthony on June 3rd, 2005. It was a mother and there was a very small calf nearby - as in the other images".
whale day 319
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Note!!!! Robin (at Allied whale)matched this photo. When they checked out the original photo you can see what an improvement the new one is. The previous sighting was from 1986 - taken off the British Virgin Islands by the Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies. No sightings since 1986, until the Flickr photo. Very cool!
This message was from Judy Allen at Allied Whale
In other words this whale hadn't been seen for 19 years, The first sighting was in the Virgin Islands this sighting was in Newfoundland!
Congratulations!!!
Who would have guessed the many uses of flickr. this is citizen science at its best.
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A cotton field in infrared :)
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unofficial Flickr Flops
Or Baby Birds
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three in a row of people recommending their own photos?
you all need to get out more.
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I wish there was a way to favorite sets, not just individual photos. When I find a cool set, I'd love to be able to find an easy way to return. Kind of like a repeat visit to a great gallery...
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I was going to propose the same as Brock. I think it's quite interesting the meeting of Flickr and science.
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This is the most amazing set of found photos ever. I go back to it all the time. "chet's photos" Drl. will agree with me if he sees this.
www.flickr.com/photos/shee_rah77/sets/72157594489326719/
Thanks to Streunerin for finding the stream originally.
And of course the photostream owner - shee_rah77 - for sharing chet's photos
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oh yes theresa is right. i was stunned when i discovered this set of found slides from the 60ies (i think) a couple of months ago. his family-photos are wonderful. very raw and full of soul.
i wonder if he knew how talented he was. i think blogging this in the fflickr blog would be a nice reward for shee_rah77 who had a lot of work with scanning all those slides.
from shee_rah77
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streunerin edited this topic 60 months ago.
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oh, yes--love shee_rah's set.
there are some brilliant things in everyone's photos--often more brilliant than in explore...
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www.flickr.com/groups/lewisandharris/discuss/721576008384... - Keep an eye on that thread, in 2-3 days, there ought to be enough photos for a blog post. It's about making the dull exciting, taking interesting photos of a rather run-down supermarket in Stornoway, a remote Scottish town (my hometown, but not where I am now, so I can't participate personally). There are already a couple of good ones.
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amazing food photos:
www.flickr.com/photos/8317526@N05/808521570/in/photostream/
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i would like to recommend Grant Hamilton , one of the best polaroid-photographers.
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just wanted to give a heads up to the flickr blogmeisters (caterina still?) regarding the recent post about singapore's national day.
regardless of what you think about the day itself (patriotism being the last refuge of a scoundrel and all that), you guys could at least have used some "decent" pics... (i don't want to denigrate the present pics too much, but seriously, singkers has some pretty good photogs, and an easy tag search for "singapore NDP" brings up some great pics)
eg
www.flickr.com/photos/shutterbugl/940379307/
www.flickr.com/photos/eestrada/930022574/
www.flickr.com/photos/matthewphotography/738681451/
www.flickr.com/photos/muzikbug/929330386/
www.flickr.com/photos/muzikbug/929330328/
and no, none of them are mine ;)
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thomask edited this topic 59 months ago.
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Not that this young man will need any help from me - one to watch. Glasgow-based Tommy Ga-Ken Wa. See his recent 18 hr photo journal to Barcelona
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All that remains edited this topic 59 months ago.
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Seattle, Library, Escalator
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I think these are somehow more than the sum of their parts. All shots from underneath electricity pylons... you expect them to be the same but they're not:
www.flickr.com/photos/thethi/521272415/
www.flickr.com/photos/oldflints/525959018/
www.flickr.com/photos/49276748@N00/320487027/
www.flickr.com/photos/mfl/216344689/
www.flickr.com/photos/83672024@N00/478356983/
www.flickr.com/photos/ron_curtis/493879155/
www.flickr.com/photos/martynstarkey/492663244/
www.flickr.com/photos/skink74/268818807/
www.flickr.com/photos/skink74/268819763/
www.flickr.com/photos/szmytke/324705308/
www.flickr.com/photos/heavenuphere/89035956/
www.flickr.com/photos/slashstyle/247350207/
www.flickr.com/photos/mark_twells/130666670/
www.flickr.com/photos/albedo/207399270/
www.flickr.com/photos/cpstorm/132627453/
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GabrielR [deleted] says:
With my girlfiend (By the way, we met thanks to FLICKR :D) we where walking Santiago streets, when we stumped into a Street Jazz Band playing some nice tunes...one of the members was this really nice old man who started improvising a cool tap in front of us when he saw we were talking pictures....she took a few, i took a couple...and each one uploaded one. A few minutes ago, she gave me a link...and this is what Eldan90 by accident spotted on a tag search
I guess we can call it coincidence, syncrony...or just GREAT TEAM WORK!
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I created last week a group about the italian coffee maker called "la moka". It's new for the moment and we can see both artistic good pictures and more classical pictures of things but I think it's getting on.
If you want to visit.
www.flickr.com/groups/la_moka/
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lobbiaz edited this topic 58 months ago.
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