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I found out a while ago that Tom Hanks likes to collect typewriters. So everytime I see one now I get reminded of that fact. Here's two I've come across randomly in the past week:
[http://flickr.com/photos/rachelpasch/3085018629/]
[http://flickr.com/photos/brendarooks/2847479027/]
Funny how they are both composed the same!
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how about travel photography. I have an extensive collection about indonesia (dont' want to pimp myself, by the way) but there are so many excellent travel photographers on flickr. can't imagine there isn't room for an article there.
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After browsing through some of the amazing shots in the New York Public Library addition to the Flickr Commons,
I ended up looking at this rather intriguing set:
"A walking tour at heart, the Fireladders of Soho was created in New York in 2005—2006. The ladders themselves collectively form a symbolic escape route for the artist, who used work breaks to escape from the basement of a Soho retail store to capture the photos with a mobile phone camera. Later the images were translated into drawings and organized for presentation on the internet."
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Wonderful - thanks BigBean!
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How about high key photography? I've spotted some really lovely pale images recently.
Related group: www.flickr.com/groups/highkey/
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I think we haven't had robots yet!
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"I see faces" - www.flickr.com/photos/dgbalancesrocks/sets/1336953/ by www.flickr.com/photos/dgbalancesrocks/
a great collection of faces hidden in everyday life.
A few examples:
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"poster + life =" - www.flickr.com/photos/dgbalancesrocks/sets/72157600061514...
by www.flickr.com/photos/dgbalancesrocks
Some interesting shots of Posters and life interacting.
A few examples:
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From a poem by James Whitcomb Riley we get the expression, "Frost on the Pumpkin". Here are images to illustrate that phrase from the Porch Pumpkin pool. They are outdoors on porches with frost or snow, in some cases, a lot of snow!
By R. Berdar
By suzye
By christinaceleste
By rapt_in_roses
By Rob Robbins
By dbjrochester
By rocklizard
By jmknapp
By rgtmum
By wesley jeanne
By Sweet - Movie
By badlyricpolice
By ehrreck
By purplewon2000
By jkissnhug
By Tim Fitzwater
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/ica_sayss/2256376228/in/pool-834624@N25] By ica_sayss
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1st January 2009 is Public Domain Day, when new works are freed from copyright each year for everyone to use.
Wikipedia includes a list of Public Domain resources on their website.
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TomLA's dancing water droplets. i love them!
flickr.com/photos/tomla/3157081713/
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Dark photography and the scarier side of flickr needs to be represented.
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/marshall3kayx/3171639860]
by marshall3kayx
by [krles]
by RandolphScott
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/7380465@N04/3172442458]
by ^maria^
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/29194462@N07/3082381133]
by SoulMyst
by SofiDofi
by bibingkalove
by Issara
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I want to suggest you some emotionally filled BW photos by Rui Palha:
And some alternative photography:
www.flickr.com/photos/29426883@N00/16660579/
www.flickr.com/photos/svemile/2828384430/
flickr.com/photos/ilinas/371125596/
flickr.com/photos/svemile/2828384430/
flickr.com/photos/sbh/2884988984/
flickr.com/photos/omatix/2349136262/in/set-72157604791492...
flickr.com/photos/omatix/2514850177/in/set-72157604791492...
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I'd like to see the blog mention 3D photography - I hope this doesn't count as an attempt to pimp my stuff because there are lots of people doing it now and some really creative work...plus its the future dontyouknow :-) ...with new camera and screen technology on the horizon.
www.photokina-show.com/0605/fujifilm/digitalcamera/3d-pho...
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More than just a 365 project - Shaun_Sheep
I'm not sure if it's been blogged before but if not then it should be.
Shaun is just awesomely creative and humorous.
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From a Stop The War/Gaza protest in Edinburgh.
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It snowed in London last night.
This being quite unusual, people kinda went nuts:
note the time on many of these- I was out walking in the snow at 2am, and there were people building snowmen and making snow angels on the sidewalk all the way up my street
: )
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As a backpacker every time I visit a new country I make a point of trying the local dishes. I have often found that there tend to be interesting stories surrounding meals and I think that photos of food with descriptions that tell their story would be a great idea.
I was once scammed by an old Vietnamese man who singled me out on the street and told me he wanted to have a chat. I was cautious to begin with, but I was soon lulled into a false sense of security when he started asking me questions about where I was from, etc. Not long after he invited me to join him for some food. We sat and ate some delicious wood fired chicken skewers, served with peanut sauce, chilli and rice paper. We chatted about our families and our home towns. Then, on the way back, he asked me if I could possibly buy some wine for his local temple. Completely off guard due to his kindness and genuine demeanour I agreed. However the wine cost $50 and I was made to scrape every last coin out of my wallet to pay for it! But the main thing that really sticks in my mind from that story is how delicious the chicken skewers were.
If only I had the time to whip out the camera and get a photo of those culinary delights.
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Well, it's gotta be about the race to 2 million photos in Flickr Central. Minor controversy, but I think it's been settled. Two threads cover the details & the photos. Oh, and this post was brought to you by The Day of the Donut. Credit the We Demand Donuts, not me, if you end up blogging this.
www.flickr.com/groups/central/discuss/72157613487922278/
www.flickr.com/groups/central/discuss/72157613483330434/
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Just been looking at the Creative Commons photos on Flickr, and there are 96,590,910 photos with a CC licence at present.
I'd like to see a blog post when Flickr reaches the big 100,000,000, as this would be great publicity for both CC and Flickr, and would encourage more people to add their photos to the Commons.
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Flickr has a great repository of natural history shots, but I've only ever seen birds and squirrels on the blog (there's probably been other things, but a search has come up with very little). I'm a herpetologist, and would love to see a blog entry on some of the more obscure animals on Flickr. Here are some of my favourites, but have a look around at what is to offer.
Evan
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[http://www.flickr.com/photos/fabulousmuscles/3317995486/]
This is the true face of Britain. That's the promise of the Thousand Portraits project from Carlo and Eamon. And they deliver on the promise. I'll let them describe the project:
Our project is a true portrait of Britain created by photographing 1,000 people. We stopped everyone who crossed our path on the streets of London, excluding nobody, asking the same question more than fifteen hundred times. In a moment where recession is the main subject of every discussion, it was striking to come across such positive attitude.
Now, these are not 1000 ordinary portraits. I've known Eamon on Flickr for a long time, and he was the premier artist in the Spotlight Seven group when he went by 'stpiduko'. Now known as Fabulous Muscles on Flickr, Twitter and his blog, the one constant has been his exceptional photography. Eamon is a film aficionado, and along with Carlo, they shot all 1000 portraits using a Nikon F90X with a 50mm f/1.4 lens. That worked out to about 1 photo every 40 seconds, according to his blog entry.
 
Eamon has been a part of the 6 Million People project for a long time, and quickly become one of the most prolific contributors when he added all 1000 portraits from that weekend and a few dozen more-- he doesn't stop! There are so many ways to view these photos. See them in Carlo's set, in Eamon's set, or in a video. The video is actually viewable in three different spots-- full-length on Vimeo or Youtube, or an abridged version is available right on Flickr.
 
The other half of the Thousand Portraits team is Carlo Nicora, a stubborn, idealistic, passionate polyhedric person. Or something like that. An Italian trasnplant reassembling his life in England, Carlo can easily be found on Twitter and Flickr as well. I've just discovered Carlo's work, and based on what I've seen so far, it will be a joy to explore it. What's really amazing is that these guys have made ALL 1000 portraits freely available for any non-commercial use, so you can use these photos to make your own videos, or to tell your own story, or for anything else. So on behalf of myself, the other members of the Six Million People project, Flickrites worldwide and photo lovers everywhere, I'd like to thank Carlo & Eamon for putting together a fantastic project and for sharing it with the world. Thanks guys! Now enjoy the video.
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/fabulousmuscles/3324580758/]
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heather, hello. I think you will agree with me, when I say disposable cameras don't get enough love.
www.flickr.com/groups/976753@N24/
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there were many pics in memory of FrancisM in Explore today. After checking the Wikipedia, I learned that he was a Filipino singer, active on Flickr too.
I think it's nice of Filipino community to commemorate him posting photos. Some of them are not really creative shots, but it's wonderful gesture and it was really visible @ Explore today :)
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today is holi -its a super colourful festival celebrated by mainly hindus across the world
India,celebrates the festival of color,,every year...before the onset of summers...
people distribute sweets,gifts and play with powdered color and wet colors,water guns...water balloons..to make merry.
One day before holi is Holika dehan-the holy fire lit in the night to mark the destruction of evil by good,a mythological story hails this bon fire,where people do puja/prayers..and sing and dance around the holy fire.
Holi is also dedicated to Lord Krishna/Hinduism.
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/abhinavv/2505579866]
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In keeping with the spirit of March Madness Basketball, this group (full disclosure...I am one of the 64 participants)...
www.flickr.com/groups/dmu_march_madness/
features a field of 64 photographers each going head to head with NEW photographs (non taken prior to the previous round) and voted upon by the other members, until a champion is crowned on the same day as the NCAA basketball champ is crowned.
The group is currently at the 'Sweet 16' (just like the basketball) with the 3rd round scheduled to begin with 4 matches on Thursday.
Some winners from the 1st rounds:
"The Look" by Camster Factor [?]
"Out Of The Picture" by Jobbys [?]
"pinkpink" by honey.huckabee [?]
"Relaxed" by sandelion [?]
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amazing geometric and crystalline sandcastles by boxbuilder:
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reflected urban light from the lightfitti group pool:
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Birkat haChamah
"Devout Jews around the world today observed a ritual performed only once every 28 years, saying their morning prayers under the open sky in a ceremony called the 'blessing of the sun.'" [from the Globe and Mail]
Photo by: HSRG
www.flickr.com/search/?q=Birkat Hachamah&w=all
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A friend of mine took those pictures of a Pillow Fight in LA :
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Hey heather. I would love to see a follow up to the Flickr babies who have been shared by members of flickr. The Gravy girls just turned 6 months but I want to see all the Flickr Babies! yeah..
Ok They are just too cute! =o)
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Anybody ever check out this girl's Playing with Food SET?
Some pretty amazing stuff.
And more...
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lodrö [deleted] says:
Our blind photographers group is close to reaching the 150 member mark. We've now branched out to a photoblog that we self host and a text blog that can be reached through blindphotographers.org.
Projects in the group include "BlindSighted": photographers share their particular way of working and techniques and any philosophical insight they wish to share.
www.flickr.com/groups/blind_photographers/
members range from visually impaired with Stargardt's disease or Retinitis Pigmentosa, to profoundly blind.
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A flickr acquaintance of mine, timmelm, had a Flickr photo of his chosen for a New Zealand stamp honoring the 50th anniversary of the Auckland Harbour Bridge. The stamp was issued today!
stamps.nzpost.co.nz/Cultures/en-NZ/Stamps/NewZealandCurre...
Tim writes: I received an fmail some time a go out of the blue from a guy I did not know asking me if he could use my photo in a proposal for a stamp series celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Auckland Harbour Bridge. I said sure, go ahead, not really thinking it was likely to come to something. I was blown away when he got back to me several weeks later saying it was accepted and would go ahead. I emailed him an original of the shot which he edited and this is the proof for the final stamp. The stamp goes public on the 1st of May.
Original:
Stamp version:
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The week of the sandwich:
Quite a fun little concept by Sami K
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double exposure lovelyness!
taken from lissyloola's double vision set
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Hehe, related to timmelm's photo of the Auckland Harbour Bridge. One of mine was chosen for the $1 stamp:
It's a great honour, New Zealand post took a while to get their head around giving attribution rather than $$, they are learning fast :)
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Perfect!
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/atguvener/3303820194/]
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eat your hart out chicago brighton has 5 anish kapoor sculptures in different locations at the moment only if its just for the duration of the Brighton festival!
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Flickr member dogfaceboy, photographer, writer, artist, and self-proclaimed cake addict, has written a book about cake. Not about making it, but about eating it. It's been out for a month (published by Simon & Schuster), and many of us flickrites (including me) have read it - it's just as delicious as the frosted stuff itself! Apart from an awesome read it also contains quite a few of her photos which have previously appeared on flickr.
And finally, there's a flickr group for everyone who's read it - "Let them read cake":
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I'd like to see a post about camera hacks...essentially DIY projects for cameras. I recently pulled out a Minolta analog SLR that I got off ebay when I was high school and started thinking if there is anyway I can use one of my point and shoots to make it digital...I have heard this can be done, but I am having trouble finding out how!
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Metroblossom's Isolated Building Study is rather brilliant. Love the vision, and am astounded that he's found so many examples.
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Yesterday, I took a tour from one of flickr's most talented photographer > to his (and his girlfriend's) blog, .. well that's not the main thing.. :)
Read one of the articles there and found a link to one of the most talented painter "Faye".. it was written on the blog,
"A couple of weeks ago I recieved an email from a lady called Faye on flickr. She asked me if she could use one of my images for a painting, and I checked out her stream and was blown away, so of course I said yes. Today she linked me to the final painting - it is amazing!! I just HAD to post it on here.
Check out her photostream to see more of her stuff - it really is amazing. I thought some of her paintings were photographs at first glance, they are that good!!
Thankyou so much Faye!
Posted by, Rosie Hardy."
And as I checked out here photostream, I had the same impression as Rosie Hardy.. here is her photostream,
Faye's Photostream
Regards,
Waseef Akhtar
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As I saw in my contacts' photos, two of this guys' photos were published in Western Union Pinoy Handbook
 
As it's written in the description of the photo,
How shall I start.. hmm.. I recieved a Flickrmail some months ago from a guy I did not know asking me if I'm interested in giving them photos for the Western Union Pinoy Handbook i.e he mailed from one of WU's Bulacan Branch. I said sure, they can, Signed the Image release form and sent them, waited for 2, 3 months and Atlast here it is (recieved some of them 2 weeks ago).
- Amber
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Music. Images.
Shootateveryone, Sophie, is a Flickr photographer, photography student.
Her work blends music and pictures, using a maglight, and the creativity begins. . .
www.flickr.com/photos/shoot_at_everyone/3550510499/?added...
www.flickr.com/photos/shoot_at_everyone/3550510501/in/pho...
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thx Heather, this falls in the WEIRD category...
www.flickr.com/photos/jimaustin/sets/72157614124082098/
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two of my contacts each unknowingly took a photo of the same suburban california neighborhood on the same day. seems only slightly coincidental, but here's the thing: it was from the window of a plane! even crazier, they were on two different flights.
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It turns out that a lot of people didn't know about that the various language Flickr Blogs often highlight unique content that isn't on the English language blog. I think a blog post reminding people about the other fantastic Flickr Blogs would be awesome.
Instigated by the comments in this post, www.flickr.com/groups/central/discuss/72157618894490097/
Deutsch
English
Español
Français
Italiano
Português
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Photographer Lauren Grant has a really fascinating set called "Sanctuary and Space" that she's just recently posted which examines acts of sanctification in places practitioners consider sacred or sanctified. For example, she provides photos of inebriated & blood covered homeless men who come to a local midday service seeking to repentance and salvation:
Definitely worth checking out!
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Wheelie Bins are usually pretty dull - but some people see something interesting in them and capture that in their photos:
by g-hat
by NowJustNic
by ßlϋeωãvε
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I took a pic of someone texting in an unusual location this weekend, and that led me to search out some similar images:
On top of a tractor:
From a tree:
On a bike:
On an escalator:
On a fire hydrant:
On your wedding day:
While Sailing:
Dressed as Santa:
In the laundromat:
Skateboarding:
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The protests in Iran,
www.flickr.com/search/?q=tehran+protests&ct=6&s=rec
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These too: www.flickr.com/photos/mousavi1388
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[closed account] Iany T. [deleted] says:
it's totally amazing! I mean it!
A set dedicated to phobias shots!
He's young and a wonderful photographer with some awesome concepts!
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there is loads of flower pics on flickr but this one is quite nice:
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fascinating glimpse into the life of the Riverside School from 1976 - 1978 though the lens of one of its teachers Mak'm & Mrs. when i came across this set i looked thought all 398 of em.
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Before I post something, can I just clarify - does posting a vintage image not taken by you but from your own photostream count as 'pimping your own stuff'?
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I would love to recommend Raymond Larose and his photos of Massabesic Lake made with the Cokin Tobacco filters. They are awesome:
And he has so much more on that topic... it is worth following him each day...
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Yes.
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i would like to recommend mintas fotos. she has a litter of baby degus, that she's been keeping a daily record of,and they are just adorable.
www.flickr.com/photos/minta360/3649572900/
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well considering its just been midsummers day in the UK ... im looking at this set with a bit of happy nostagia for those dark winter nights and foggy days ... although they dont seem to be as beautiful when my toes are frosted and my breath freezes before it leaves my mouth ... see whats got me all misty eyed here www.flickr.com/photos/garmonique/sets/72157611804744730/
really quite beautiful work..im sure you'll agree
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when fickr 1st started it was officially just for photography's but then came the ability to flag your photos as a photo or screenshot and art/illustration. there are grate number of illustrators on flickr but dont get much lime light. allan sanders is once such illustrator that everyone should check out:
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Have you had any underwater 'people' shots featured on the blog yet? I think it was the mermaids mentioned above that sent me off to look what I could find. There's some really gorgeous one's out there, and plenty on analogue too! I think these would make a stunning flickr blog entry...
"Jellyfish Lake, Palau, Micronesia" by courtneyplatt [?]
"Hassalien" by haniamir [?]
"underwater romance" by black_stena [?]
"" by munur [?]
.....and this last one just made me look closer and laugh at the different faces. You can just sense that they were having fun with this...
"horribles requetetop! :D" by one-creature [?]
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Last weekend was midsummer - the longest day in the year. It's celebrated extensively in Sweden and neighbouring countries. For some it is the most important day of the year. They do picnics, singing, dancing etc. I'm sure if you search for midsummer or midsommar for pictures and videos taken during last weekend - you'll find good stuff to put on the flickr blog.
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I love this set from Roadsidepictures. Ordinary life in the USA during the 70s.
www.flickr.com/photos/roadsidepictures/sets/7215759416417...
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Bowling with golfpunkgirl
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I have launched a quest to find the oldest precisely dated photograph on Flickr and so far the leading candidate is this lovely shot posted by inferno55:
14 August 1857
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ward robe mix 230509
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Furries on Parade!
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Trapac - I really like those...
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Pittsburgh, PA/USA has enjoyed the privilege of hosting the annual Anthrocon, the gathering of the furries, or people who enjoy dressing up as furry animals. A bit about that.
OK
So, a few folks from the Pittsburgh Flickr group sought out to capture these Furry convention goers. It's tough, the furries don't like to be photographed and I believe what goes on inside the convention walls is pretty hush-hush.
(Mark_714)
Superchou has has a furry video up and images as well.
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Oh lordy, can we NOT have furries on the flickr blog.
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Since yesterday (and until October), the One and Other project is happening on the fourth plinth of Trafalgar Square, London. The website has explanations and a live webcam.
Surely, interesting material from there will start popping up on Flickr. Perhaps this is blog material? What would be nice about it is that people will still be able to see it for themselves after finding it on the blog.
A search for recent stuff tagged "fourthplinth" is already promising:
www.flickr.com/search/?q=fourthplinth&ss=2&ct=3&a...
Description from the website:
This summer, sculptor Antony Gormley invites you to help create an astonishing living monument. He is asking the people of the UK to occupy the empty Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square in London, a space normally reserved for statues of Kings and Generals. They will become an image of themselves, and a representation of the whole of humanity. Every hour, 24 hours a day, for 100 days without a break, a different person will make the Plinth their own.
(Note: I have no connection to this whatsoever. I don't even live in London.)
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Today (July 7, 2009) was Michael Jackson's Memorial. There are 5,149 tributes to him.
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blog.flickr.net/en/2009/07/08/the-fourth-plinth/
Yay! Thanks!
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Some fun stuff here!
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The Zanis Waldheims collection of geometric art:
www.flickr.com/photos/zanis_waldheims/sets/72157603734662...
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This girl takes the best figure and little cardboard robot photos. It would be a shame if more people didn't know about her work. Seriously! It's very similar in style to "My sweet toof."
www.flickr.com/photos/bunnyrel/3706424844/
www.flickr.com/photos/bunnyrel/3654156592/in/set-72157615...
www.flickr.com/photos/bunnyrel/3656986656/in/set-72157615...
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[http://www.flickr.com/photos/aknacer/3552906619/]
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/aknacer/3453276129/]
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bubble popping pics buy richard.heeks
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lomokev edited this topic 35 months ago.
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Hillary and Rick (who met through Flickr), she moved from NY to LA to live with him and after a year the two of them have decided to "elope" to Chatanooga to get married...and have documented the entire event (they get married today)
www.flickr.com/photos/hilabean/
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Today I found out about the art of kyaraben - making elaborately designed bento!
 
 
Adapted from Wikipedia: "a shortened form of character bento, Kyaraben is arranged bento which features food decorated to look like people, characters from popular media, animals, and plants.
Originally, a decorated bento was intended to arouse interest from children in their food and to encourage a wider range of eating habits. It has now evolved to the point where national contests are held, from which kyaraben artists can gain fame and become invited seminar speakers and authors on the subject".
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Gonna recommend these kyaraben: www.flickr.com/photos/alitak888/tags/bento/
They are adorable.
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Also... Kelby's Worldwide Photowalk pics are coming in in droves, with many fantastic examples. Hopefully no conflict of interest here?
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Up to 2 million people in the UK celebrated The Big Lunch with their neighbours on Sunday 19 July.
news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8157842.stm
vimeo.com/5670218
Some highlights here from The Big Lunch group.
 
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Post-it notes help bring two London offices together, and they have their own group on Flickr too!
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Laserbread's "Make Some Cool Everyday"
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The Burn Burn Burn group that collects analogue photos with grungy "burns" on the start and end of the film roll.
www.flickr.com/groups/burnburnburn/
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ukaaa edited this topic 35 months ago.
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Same Subject, Different Results
We have a group for images of one ship, The Margaret Todd, docked in one location, Bar Harbor, Maine.
So all of the pictures of her are going to look alike, right? Not.so.much. Our group's talented photographers achieve varying effects.
by 30DJay
by rwm1300n
by yelovet00
by VickerMonkee
by mgtkach
by Greg from Maine
by merilee_phillips
by deepseanemo
by janet little
by greggtehennepe
by IrenaS
by worldamazing
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/worldamazing/3167449756/in/pool-488088@N21]
by Northeast Bay
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Digital photography has really revolutionized how underwater photography is done. It also makes it much more affordable with all the cheap compact camera housings made available in the market. Before this the cost of taking uw photos is so prohibitive only the lucky few get to enjoy the hobby. Now almost diver carries a camera. It is unbelievable.
I know Flickr blog has carried some articles on underwater subjects before, but not the "serious" stuff. This group FiNS Magazine group probably has some of the best uw image collections anywhere in Flickr. It is really well worth taking a look. Here are some samples from their photo of the day collection:
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I live just a few blocks from the Empire State Plaza in Albany New York. This amazing complex of buildings seems to be little known in the world, although it's performing arts center "The Egg" was recently spotlighted on Popular Mechanics websites as one of 18 strange buildings in the world. Here are just a few shots of the Empire State Plaza.
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this set: of lines and people, people appearing in geometric forms, mostly minimal streetphotos.
by arndalarm
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Last weekend on 15th August when India Celebrated it's Independence Day some of the creative lot hit a street of Mumbai called the Tulsi Pipe Road and with permission from the local governing body they painted an empty wall facade which runs parallel to the railway lines.
Some interesting pics can be found in flickr - www.flickr.com/search/?q=thewallproject&ss=2&m=tags
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The Minnesota State Fair started last Thursday and runs through Labor Day 2009. It is the largest state fair in the U.S. (based on daily average attendance).
It features a beautiful midway:
Lots of foods on a stick:
Busts of butter:
Animals galore:
And amazing works of seed art (often highly political):
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I'd like to suggest a topic for the Flickr blog and 'Groups we've noticed' - Parks and Protected Areas
This topic will be quite popular with the broadcast of the new PBS series later this month. Also, 2010 is the International Year of Biodiversity.
A while back I created two groups to showcase parks around the world, so I'm in favor of this particular focal point!
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Is the 5 questions interview series still running?
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How about having an item on some of the more bizarre Flickr groups, and highlighting the Macro Chicken group, and the photo that started it all off?
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I think it's about time that the flickr blog tackles some of the more serious and controversial issues.
Why do dogs smile?!
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