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Tag Archives: flickr
Blurry Fondle
[Reading time: < 1 minute] Blurry Fondle – Originally uploaded by Beatnic Try typing Doodle in to your phone. Mine says Fondle.
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Tagged blurry, digital workspace, dna, doodle, flickr, fondle
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Share your thoughts
[Reading time: < 1 minute] Share your thoughts Originally uploaded by Beatnic.
When is a photo not a photo?
[Reading time: 1 - 2 minutes] When it’s of an illustration according to Flickr. Monkstyle.net who’s been posting illustrations to Flickr says: I noticed a while ago that when I searched for photos using tags on flickr, that my photos … Continue reading
Who decides what makes a photo interesting?
[Reading time: < 1 minute] A couple of days ago Flickr introduced an interestingness algorithm (much of which they’re keeping a secret). So now you can see your photos according to views, favourites, comments and interestingness.
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Tagged algorithms, flickr, How things work, interesting, interestingness, Just wondering, photography
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My flickr photographr badge :)
[Reading time: < 1 minute] Thanks to John Watson who’s behind flagrant disregard (he’s got some other flickr stuff there too)
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Tagged badge, flagrant disregard, flickr, Geeknic, photographr
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6 degrees
[Reading time: < 1 minute] Flickr Graph is a brilliant use of the Flickr API concept Flickr Graph is an application that explores the social relationships inside flickr.com. It makes use of the classic attraction-repulsion algorithm for graphs. Start exploring … Continue reading
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Tagged flickr, friend of a friend, How things work, User experience, User interfaces
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