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Welcome, Jenn!

We're proud to welcome the Foundation's first Research Fellow!

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Interview: Navy Medicine on Flickr Commons

Read more about how Navy Medicine uses their Flickr Commons account.

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Two photographs of women, side by side in a photo album. There is a ghostly face behind the women in each image

Flickr Commons: Grand Galleries, Admired Albums

Flickr's Albums and Galleries are a great way to find shareable content and curate Flickr Commons massive trove of freely reusable images

Learn how it works
Tommy Dodgen, a four year old boy, stands by the largest lamp in the world: Tampa, Florida

Florida Memory on Flickr Commons

How the State Library & Archives of Florida chooses which unique, fascinating, and quirky images to put on Flickr Commons.

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Introducing flinumeratr, our first toy

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Welcome, Alex!

Our first Tech Lead started this week, and there's already a very first public repo on Github.

Hooray!

Sorting a millions-of-things pile

We've decided to create a Collection Development Policy for Flickr Commons.

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Is a photo of a drawing a drawing or a photo?

Image classification is an old problem.

See how to do it on Flickr

When past meets predictive

Working ‘field notes’ as a snapshot in time facing computed image generation.

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Our reflections about Image Generators

“What would happen if we used AI image generators to recreate The Family of Man?”

Lots to consider

Exploring Generated Imagery

Using the 1955 MoMA exhibition, The Family of Man, as our inspiration, we've created an exploration and time capsule to represent the state of generative AI today.

Explore the creation process
Screenshot of an old map on a newer map

British Library & Flickr Commons

Learn about some great examples of community contributions to the British Library's Flickr Commons account

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"A Generated Family of Man"

Hear a progress report from Juwon on her development of a synthetic "The Family of Man" collection.

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Flickypedia: Our Partnership with Wikimedia Commons

Extending and expanding the Flickr2Commons tool in partnership with the Wikimedia Foundation.

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Visualizing data of a 1955 exhibition

Maya Osaka reports on her findings about The Family of Man

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