Throughout the 1960s and ‘70s, astronauts took thousands of photos as they made their way to the surface of the Moon. After years of scanning and digitizing them, NASA has finally published the treasure trove of high-quality images to Flickr for all to see. Over 8,400 photos have been uploaded to the account and depict everything from astronauts shaving in their spacecraft cabins to majestic …
Good Magazine definitely lives up to its title, so discovering their Flickr page aggregating one of our favorite regular features, spreads of their info-graphics called Transparency, feels like striking Good gold. The colorful charts cleverly break down a host of topics—teacher salaries, energy generation, public transit, the cost of museum tickets and much more— into easily understood charts for information-addicts' browsing pleasure. via Exp Click …
We love our Flickr but the presentation of the pictures has always left a little to be desired—which is why we're so stoked on the new free photo viewer Blow Up. Blow Up makes use of the recently opened-up Flickr API to show your Flickr photos in a beautiful fullscreen display. Enter your Flickr name and see all your sets immediately or download the code …
