Let’s welcome the weekend and a new month with some of our favorite photos from Flickr Social this week. Check out our newest installment of ‘Weekly Snapshot with Flickr Social’! If you’re interested in having an opportunity for your photos to be featured, join us over in Flickr Social today and start sharing your pics! “Horses”- Nathalie Ligt...

photo credit SquatchSocks As one of the internet’s first advocates for robust image tagging, we’re BIG fans of how tags can help you find new photos, new photographers, and new audiences for your work. So we thought we’d throw together some pro tips on how to make the best use of tags on Flickr. First things first: What are tags and how do I use...

It’s Friday! We’re welcoming the weekend ahead with some of our favorite photos from Flickr Social this week. Check out our newest installment of ‘Weekly Snapshot with Flickr Social’! If you’re interested in having an opportunity for your photos to be featured, join us over in Flickr Social today and start sharing your pics! “Seifenblasen”- Andyfloe...

Flickr is home to millions of photos and has been a go-to for photographers, collectors, researchers and casual browsers since 2004. Archiving, simply put, is placing something in storage, be it a file cabinet or a digital cloud. We make it easy to upload your images to Flickr, we safely store those images and, if you are so inclined to share...

Hi and welcome back to our monthly ICYMI (in case you missed it) recap highlighting what we’ve been up to at Flickr the last month. We released some mobile app updates to improve your experience while you are on the move, launched the official Mobilizing for Monuments film and curated more Flickr Through the Years galleries to highlight the diverse...

1. Please introduce yourself. Who are you? What do you do? I am an amateur photographer whose passion is the great outdoors, particularly hiking and mountain walking. For me, hiking is far more than just a recreational activity. It is my chance to unplug from the digital world, the pressures of a demanding job, and reconnect with nature. I am...