Korayem/flickr

From the page: "A straightforward library to access the Flickr API with support for authentication. "

Flickr Export plugin for Lightroom

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More information about the feed:

* Now a direct feed from Flickr and the new Geo Photos
* Photos refresh 4-6 seconds after the map stops moving
* The feed displays a maximum of 200 photos at a time.
* Precedence is given to interesting photos (so on the world map, that's all you'll see).
* Click on a dot to see the photo and more information in the balloon.
* This is a dynamic network feed, so it is constantly being refreshed, even if you save the feed within Google Earth.
* Photos are updated in real time
* New in version 2.0: Realtime feed

From the page: "The idea was to show the location where your photos are taken by geotagging (showing the cooridnates) of the photo's location. Unfortunately, the guy who wrote it was hired by Yahoo at the end of last year and the network link went away. This was a very popular tool when it worked. Fortunately, other tools have been developed to try and fill the gap. Just recently news on two Flickr photo browsing tools has been sent to me."

From the page: "photophlow is an easy and fun way to talk about and share flickr photos in real time.

think of it as the ultimate flickr communicator: invite your friends, search photos together, chat and comment all at once. "

From the page: "Of late I have become Addicted to Flickr. I love photography so its great to have an easy way to show your photos off. I am also very interested in Web Services. I checked out a few of the API kits suggested on Flickr but two use PEAR and the other requires PHP5. I love PEAR but some people have problems getting it working on shared hosts. Plus, I wanted to learn something new so I started creating Addicted to Flickr. Addicted to Flickr is a PHP class which aims to make it as easy as possible to use some of the Flickr API methods that I thought would be most useful (the ones not requiring authentification). It makes requests to Flickr with CURL (CURL class written by Dick Monroe) by default (uses fsockopen if CURL not available) and caches the requests in a database or on the filesystem. I know nothing about licenses and don't really care to. Use this however you want, but I would appreciate it if you would let me know (because I would love to see it in action elsewhere)."

lovely!

Another cool way to explore flickr photos