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Newspaper Bird
Keeping it Together
Falling Down
I hope you consider these :-D
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I may be wrong, but isn't this topic for people to post ideas that they spot from other flickr uploads? It is nice to see some of these ideas, but I thought most of the flickr blog highlights were drawn from suggestions about magic in flickrland.
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Such a romantic scene...
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I really love the photos that rikj posts, and it would be cool to see people doing similar things in their local areas - he posts pictures of his home city (Leeds, United Kingdom), but concentrates on places that are "hidden" (i.e. hard to get to, or people dont notice), and also old places that have been abandoned and about to be demolished.
It's a great slice of history of my local area, and great fun to try to guess where the places are (he purposefully doesnt say where they are so people can guess), and regularly provides interesting background reading on locations.
here's a few example photos:
an abandoned cinema that closed in the 1970s, still full of '70s decor and style, as if frozen in time:
interiors of old abandoned buildings:
"becks" - man-made waterways from victorian times (1800's) to support early industry when everything was water-mill powered (pre-electricity!), no longer used and hidden away (i've never seen one in all the years i've lived here!):
even underground abandoned railway tunnels deep below the city: 
it's captivating stuff for someone who lives and works a stone's throw from the photos but never even knew they existed, even more so that through continual redevelopment of a major city like Leeds at some point they'll be lost forever.
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www.pimpampum.net/memry
That game deserves a mention.
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How about this... I am involved in a local Pittsburgh, PA Group where one member has worked it out a deal where Pittsburgh Flickr people can show their photographs on a rotating basis. The first show is this Friday!!
See www.flickr.com/groups/pittsburgh/discuss/84316/
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My Baltimore portrait series. 365 days, 365 faces...
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I'd like to nominate the Brisbane's Traffic Signal Boxes group. The city council of Brisbane (that's Queensland, Australia not California) has been sponsoring a project to paint the boxes that house traffic signal controls. Some of us on flickr have been photographing these artworks for all to enjoy.
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I live in tallahassee, florida, and the tropical clouds are, to me, utterly amazing.
I have a Set that I call, "clouds of tallahassee".
www.flickr.com/photos/freestone/sets/579447/
here are two examples.....
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shall we repeat cobalt´s question?
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I love Fionnuala's photo of Rettir, the Icelandic 'sheep rounding up festival'.
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The Balloon Fiesta wrapped up in Albuquerque, New Mexico last weekend. It is the largest balloon fiesta in the world and claims to be one of the most photographed events. It would be great to see a mention on the flickr blog.
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Here's the link to the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta pool if you want to check it out. ;-))
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yetused [deleted] says:
here is some 'advertising' on my own account :)
a recently founded a group called Paleness, that deals with tender skin, snowwhite beauties and faded colors. there is no comparable group like this ...
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This Friday (Oct.14), photobloggers and flickrites will come together - many for the first time - at an evening reception in New York City to celebrate a 6-week-long NYC Exposition digital slide show exhibition of their online exploits at a gallery in the El Barrio community, along with the East Harlem / El Barrio and Puerto Rico Sun group bloggers, to be followed by an Artists Talk the following Saturday (Oct.22).
Details are in the NYC-Expo group pages.
   
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hi there!
i just fell over this thread by accident and just wanted to mention, that I created a pdf magazine called pict*re!
It's full of images from flickr, even an interview with jeff clow, a technique how-to and some download tips. I just made one issue, but another one is following the next weeks!
The magazine is free for download! You can also participate - take a look at the group, but maybe I will find a picture of you anyway that I want to feature.
Visit our group here: flickr.com/groups/pictre/
Visit the pict*re homepage and download the mag here: www.atomtigerzoo.com/pictre/
greetings,
henning
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2005 Chicago Marathon
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Holy crap... This shot by Umepon just blew me away...
Rather Dali-esque, no?
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 ElectrikCandyland: OK, he takes bags of nuts to parks in Chicago, places the nuts in front of a remote flash, waits for squirrels to show and then *POW!* captures them on film. What a great obsession.
 
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I don't know what to say about this guy... ;-))
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Can't post the image because there are no 'all sizes' tag but I found this quite beautiful - the eyes of Ana..
Ana
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I mean...who doesn't like Gazebos?
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cyrus, thanks for the squirrel tip!
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..this is interesting (to me)
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I think this is worth mentioning on the Flickr Blog. A flickr group got together and created a photo story, using flickr as the basis. Check it out here:
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'flickr treat' is GREAT!
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You are welcome! Thanks for posting his shots, Heather!
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Flickr™ the Switch
from the set: My Beautiful Junky, Rusty, Broken Glass
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The beta version of www.flickrmap.com is live. I'd love some more beta testers!
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any shot of the swedish night by studiozoe.
see for example:
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from oliviainottawa:
Lest we forget...
In Flanders Fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fly
Scarce heard amid the guns below.
We are the Dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved, and were loved, and now we lie
In Flanders fields.
Take up our quarrel with the foe:
To you from failing hands we throw
The torch, be yours to hold it high.
If ye break faith with us who die
We shall not sleep, though poppies grow
In Flanders fields
~Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae
God and the soldier
All men adore
In time of trouble,
And no more;
For when war is over
And all things righted,
God is neglected--
The old soldier slighted.
~Anonymous
I will not forget.
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playful nostalgia:
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To add to Striatic's post...
Here is the whole Remembrance Day/Veterans Day photogroup, I know there will be postings for a few days after, documenting the ceremonies of the 11th as well.
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the future does not look great for this little male mantis:
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Whoops - forgot the link to mine. It's a friend's baby birth, taken by the husband.
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wow .. flickr blog went the whole day and nothing on veteran's/remembrance/armistace day.
i was sort of looking forward to what'd they'd pick out : (
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public pillowfight organized by newmindspace at toronto's dundas quare on 13th of november 2005.
photo by wvs
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I'd recommend speaking about the group !masterclass! and its very interesting and divers teachers.
And the last additions and modifications on flickr! so many wonderfull ones; perhaps, to try explain what is Interestingness. I was 1st the 15th november suddenly, as delighted as that made me did not understand why it happened and how.
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i´d recommend that people quit infighting in flickr central and worrying about who is stealing what or who is offended by what and go through this thread from the beginning.
then they will remember why flickr is crack.
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Flying Buttocks, from Mr. Jaded:
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It's short notice, but I will be live flickr'ing the El Tour De Tucson (a 109 mile bike ride/race around tucson, AZ). I'm only doing the 80 mile ride, but I'll be taking a lot of shots from my phone.
flickr.com/photos/kastner/tags/eltour
I'll be riding for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
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You may find the "Catching the sun (or the moon)" group interesting:
www.flickr.com/groups/catching_sun/
Some samples:
 
 
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darkmatter has taken some great portraits of people, making them look like painted portraits by the masters.
 
 
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I really love this family portrait:
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There's a couple that I love - sorry if they've been suggested already :)
The story with this one is very sweet, too.
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This one is just stunning. You have to see it larger.
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Here's a second for the one by seawallrunner in the last post... a stunner.
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two fantastic "holiday photos" that have been posted recently:
 
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The [directory] family of groups. Worth a look!
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This would make an excellent Christmas Day entry:
(Look what it says on the lens.)
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I know May is the center of film fest season, so I am ahead but want to recommend the group for consideration on the blog. Thanks!
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... has left the building [deleted] says:
I just found a fascinating set, like a Stephen King novel in pictures, with a real life story behind it. Check it out!
Flickr plays a part in it too, btw ;-)
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Una lunga pausa:
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Day 1 in the Sinking City:
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Another of my favorites:
The Green window
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mihay has NAILED night time captures in NYC...and the Christmas / Holiday shots are awesome...
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Speaking of NYC, check out this "family self-portrait, NYC-style"
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@ Julie70: " I'd recommend speaking about the group !masterclass!"
Thank you a lot, Julie...
(and thanks to mamboday, too, of course)
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angelsound [deleted] says:
Fascinating
This and this, always by Ivan
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gocarrt [deleted] says:
7200 RPM tree...by Joshb60796...
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From the Top of the Rock:
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..courtesy of miss pupik's and headur's
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I would have become a photographer at some time, but flickr has given me the opportunity to become a photographer THIS year, 2005. I deeply appreciate the marvelous opportunities and tools that flickr has created and continued to develop for us. Flickr has also presented the path for me to make the most wonderful of friends from around the world. These images are those from "Interestingness", with a few members enjoyed before this feature started. This is my "milestones of 2005" image and thanks again to all.
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See my slide show of a lttle old bridge that had seen better days and was finally dismantled to make way for a stream restoration project ... www.flickr.com/photos/leafy/sets/1102606/show/
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"Top 20 Favorites for 2005 as chosen by the Flickr world "
There's a new group that's having phenomenal growth. 500 members joined in 24 hours. Amazing!!!
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How about Flickeur?
incubator.quasimondo.com/flash/flickeur.php
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I just wanted to share with you how Flickr has been helping out a second grader and her school project. My daughter's class is participating in a Flat Stanley project in which she has created Flat Bobby. Normally students in Mrs. Stone's class would send their Flat Friend off to a friend or relative and that person would take a few photos and write a small piece on what the Flat Friend did while visiting. It is a great geography lesson.
Enter Flickr...through the use of the many friends I have made here on Flickr, literally all over the world, Amber's friend, Flat Bobby, has already traveled to various places thoughout the USA and Canada. He has also visited Holland and China and will be visiting China, Denmark and other places. We started a blog to help track all his travels and while Bobby has gotten official clearance to travel via the internet, he is also physically trying to circumnavigate the globe.
I just wanted to thank Flickr for this opportunity to help open a window into the world to a group of seven and eight year olds in New Hampshire! It has been a great trip so far and we still have another month to go!
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This is a place lost in time, how about lots of blogs on the places that are going away never to return.
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Tampen's Beauty and the Bronx Set
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Press about Flickr in Brazil!
Published in our "New York Times" - Estadão.
www.link.estadao.com.br/index.cfm?id_conteudo=6117
Fotologs can be mere diversion (fun) or work
10/01/2006
Fotolog pode ser mera diversão ou até trabalho
Sites têm de fotógrafos amadores a celebridades virtuais
Com uma média de 150 mil acessos semanais a seu fotolog, a estudante Angélica Müller, de 19 anos, é o que se pode chamar de uma celebridade virtual.
No ar desde o final de 2003, o site "Você me odeia? Entra na fila!" (
ubbibr.fotolog.com/anjinhadepantufa) traz sempre imagens em que a garota, que tem várias tatuagens, aparece toda produzida, como se participasse de um ensaio fotográfico profissional.
O trabalho já lhe rendeu até uma participação em um clipe da banda Cachorro Grande. "Esse é meu espelho para o mundo. Eu quero ser conhecida. Gosto de aparecer", diz.
Cada vez mais disseminados em comunidades como a do serviço
Fotolog.com, sites pessoais em que os próprios flogueiros são personagens de suas fotonovelas estão virando moda entre adolescentes e jovens brasileiros.
Para a psicóloga do Núcleo de Pesquisa de Psicologia em Informática da PUC-SP Maluh Duprat o fenômeno não pode ser interpretado como algo isolado. "Essa é uma tendência que a gente observa em várias esferas de nossas vidas. Não é só com a tecnologia. É um pouco aquela coisa do Big Brother: a atenuação da linha que separa o que é público do que é privado", explica. E ela não deixa de alertar para os riscos da superexposição: "Tem coisas que são pessoais e intransferíveis. Quem quer ter um fotolog, deve, antes de tudo, respeitar a si mesmo."
Não à toa, quase todo mundo que aderiu a essa onda usa a palavra "trabalho" para descrever seu fotolog. É o que faz o estudante Joe Brunetto, de 17 anos. Quando vai postar em seu flog (
www.fotolog.com/sedatives), o garoto diz que primeiro pensa na legenda para depois produzir a foto. "Às vezes me inspiro na letra de uma música, em um trecho de um filme ou num videoclipe. Daí faço um rascunho de como quero que o resultado final fique, para só depois produzir a foto", explica. E ele completa: "Tem muita gente que faz um fotolog e nem sabe por quê. Eu gosto de trabalhos que tenham alguma simbologia."
Mas nem todo flogueiro está na internet para aparecer.
Depois de viajar por mais de 30 países e de morar em lugares como EUA, Bélgica e China, o consultor em informática João Paglione, de 26 anos, descobriu que as melhores fotos do mundo estão a cerca de 500 quilômetros de São Paulo. A pequena Echaporã, cidade do interior paulista em que sua família tem uma fazenda, é atualmente o principal assunto das fotos de sua página no Flickr (
www.flickr.com/photos/joaobambu). "Echaporã me fascina porque tem muitas pessoas interessantes. Eu gosto de tirar fotos que contem uma história", diz.
Até pouco tempo atrás, entretanto, ele nunca imaginaria que poderia fazer fotos capazes de agradar tantas pessoas. Isso até descobrir o Flickr, em dezembro de 2004. Desde então, tirar e exibi-las na internet virou uma paixão. Ou, como ele prefere dizer, uma espécie de vício. Hoje, Paglione diz clicar em média 200 imagens por dia.
Já para o arquiteto Eli Hayasaka, de 40 anos,fotografar sempre foi um hobby levado a sério. A diferença, ele revela, é que com o Flickr encontrou um espaço para divulgar as fotos que estavam esquecidas em seu computador.
Antes mesmo de conhecer o site de compartilhamento de imagens em que hoje tem sua página pessoal (www.flickr.com/photos/eli_k_hayasaka), Hayasaka já tinha por costume fotografar imagens de marcos arquitetônicos da cidade. Isso porque, por motivos profissionais, vivia com a câmera digital a tiracolo. "Sempre que encontro uma luz boa e uma imagem interessante, aproveito para clicar", diz.
No Flickr, encontrou inicialmente uma forma de mostrar para os amigos as fotografias dos filhos pequenos. Com tempo, no entanto, percebeu que poderia usar o espaço para divulgar as imagens que registrava pela cidade de São Paulo. Mas por que a necessidade de tornar isso público? "Existem fotos que são lembranças pessoais e há aquelas que você quer compartilhar", responde.
A.M.
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Davy Rothbart and Found Magazine! On flickr!
One of the more interesting magazines to come out lately, its publisher/editor recently featured on This American Life. Plus, it's a great companion for the things we all know and love, right here on flickr!
A gem from the brand new stream:
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I have a set called Remember Sarajevo, with images from war-time Sarajevo, Bosnia Herzegovina. Lest we forget.
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groundctrl and m-c were invited to blog the premeire of cirque du soleil's new show 'delerium' and came back with some great insider pictures.
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www.flickr.com/groups/benevolinkphotocompetition/
Maybe? The deadline is january 31st.
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wild, thanks for the parka tip. it's a wonderful set.
blog.flickr.com/flickrblog/2006/02/parka.html
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According to the Set description:
"Images from a day-hike in Antarctica, walking from the American station at McMurdo -- to climb the basalt outcrop known as "Castle Rock."
Uploaded today. Also see her other Antarctica sets including visits to historic remnants of the Shackleton and Scott expeditions. She describes herself as "participant in the 2005-2006 National Science Foundation Antarctic Artists and Writers Program."
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here are some sets ,groups ,photo ,toons ,and even other flickr blogs.
flickr.com/groups/37996572902@N01/
flickr.com/groups/no-subject/
flickr.com/groups/loveheart/
www.flickrtoons.co.nr/
www.flickr.com/groups/stockr/
flickrsoup.blogspot.com/
flickr.com/photos/94484923@N00/sets/72057594059239667/
flickr.com/photos/94484923@N00/96048949/
flickr.com/photos/94484923@N00/27130699/
flickr.com/groups/super-f/
flickr.com/groups/iart/
flickr.com/groups/psp/
flickr.com/groups/50671215@N00/
flickr.com/groups/41894161034@N01/
flickr.com/groups/crayonbox/
flickr.com/groups/widescreen/
flickr.com/groups/favourites/
flickr.com/photos/94484923@N00/
flickr.com/photos/tmix/
flickr.com/photos/streetart/
flickr.com/photos/johnnyhuh/
flickr.com/photos/22225234@N00/
flickr.com/photos/oybay/
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This is posted here as a suggestion for the flickr blog, but mostly it is a fun slideshow to brighten anyone's day if it is run as a slideshow. Just my favorite flower images, and bright colors to cheer those still struggling with winter's gray.
www.flickr.com/photos/cobalt/sets/72057594071375743/
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In this set s myrland documents taking care of her mother with dementia. It is quite revealing and informative. It is not the fun side of photography but it shows an element of life that many of us will end up having to deal with at some point in time.
www.flickr.com/photos/susanmyrland/sets/72057594067347072/
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tonspi has an extraordinary carnaval set
 
  
 
and a few other carnaval pics that i like:
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d.r.lynch, most excellent thank you...
blog.flickr.com/flickrblog/2006/03/carnaval_2006.html
Also, In addition to photos, we'd love to hear about upcoming Flickr related meat space events that your planning so we can publicize them for you on FlickrBlog.
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Flickr (and me) briefly mentioned in this "mashups" article in Newsweek (at the bottom):
msnbc.msn.com/id/11569228/site/newsweek/
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Mommamia works over her home turf in rural Oregon:
    
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With only 11 days until St Patrick's Day on March 17, the www.flickr.com/groups/stpatricksday/ should turn up some interesting shots of celebrations from all over the world. There are already some great ones in the group pool. It coluld be a timely inclusion in the flickr blog!
From Monasette
And if anyone would like to join please feel free... we'd be delighted.
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I love the new news/current affairs group that Jo Bradford has started:
www.flickr.com/photos/25792694@N00/sets/72057594071396116/
Her photostream is full of fabulous images as well though,
especially the b&w set about vanity called VERSIONS,
also check out the image SLEEP TO DREAM a true masterpiece.....
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Dan De Lyon edited this topic 76 months ago.
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Photos through a microscope. It can be done, and is in fact not so hard. No advanced or special camera is needed
There is the Microscopy group and the quite new Cell biology group.
 -- from Artsy Science - (?)
 -- from taka_itaha - (?)
And check out the photos of Daniel_Vaulot
Posted 76 months ago.
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I think this really shows what the 200views group is about. I think they need a mention on the main blog. There is some stunning stuff coming out of here.
Posted 76 months ago.
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