TechCrunch posted today about yet another upgraded service from Yahoo! – their Photos site. I’m already in love with Yahoo’s new front page beta (and of course their widgets), but with unlimited uploading for free and features that go beyond Flickr, we might have a new favorite when it comes to storing and sharing [...]

We wrote about Brian Wright’s project to post photos of missing kids from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children on Flickr and were excited to see so many of our Digital Photography Blogs friends also take the time to write about this great project.
One thing had me a little preplexed, though… the photos [...]

We at Shooting the Kids are always excited to find people out there promoting teaching kids about photography early. After my recent post about setting kids up on Flickr and showing off their photos, I came across a post on the new parent tips and ideas blog, Kiddley, about almost the same thing.
The author let [...]

I received a tip from John at Photodoto.com about a person using Flickr to post missing person posters from the Nation Center for Missing & Exploited Children. Make sure to check out and be part of the discussion about it. Then later in the day I found a story about Lifetouch School Photography [...]

So I ran across something cool from one of my contacts on Flickr. -gadgetgirl- has come up with a great idea to get your child interested in photography from a young age. She’s given her almost 3-year-old daughter a camera and sent her off shooting. But the added joy is that she’s set her adorable [...]

I’ve said before, I sometimes get a little intimidated by all the great photographers around me. How am I supposed to keep up with my little point-and-shoot digital camera?
But then something amazing happened. Today I got an email from a fellow Flickr user who was browsing photos and stumbled across the zebra shot I took [...]

I’m sure we’ve all heard by now that we should shoot our digital images in the highest resolution possible. But you would be surprised how many people (me included) forget to check the resolution settings on their cameras.
Clarity in digital photographry is measure in pixels, which are dots of light. The more pixels you have, [...]

As promised – more cool stuff for Flickr!
I recently came across this great site that is filled with loads of fun toys for Flickr fans! You can do everything from making magazine covers and motivational posters out of your photos, to adding comic book style captions, to my personal favorite, the mosaic. You’ll be distracted [...]