My name is Smrithi Mohan, and I am the General Counsel of Awesome, the incredible company behind your favorites: SmugMug, Flickr, and This Week in Photo. As I sit down to write this blog article for World Intellectual Property Day, I find myself reflecting on the theme of this year’s celebration: “IP and the SDGs: Building our common future with innovation...

Time to wrap up another week by highlighting some of our favorite photos from Flickr Social. Check out this week’s installment of ‘Weekly Snapshot with Flickr Social’! If you’re interested in having an opportunity for your photos to be featured, join us over in Flickr Social today and start sharing your pics! “Mill Wall”- Jim Frazier “Through...

If you’ve ever visited Flickr’s trending page, you will see that nature and landscape photography takes center stage on a regular basis. That is for good reason, there are endless opportunities to capture unique, beautiful and diverse images within these photographic themes. For example, just check out our recent Flickr Social discussion thread,...

Hey everyone, it’s Friday! Check out some of our favorites from Flickr Social this week in our newest installment of ‘Weekly Snapshot with Flickr Social’. If you want a chance for your own shots to be featured and enjoyed by the Flickr community, head over to Flickr Social and start sharing them to the photo pool. “Slow walk”- Tuomo Kokkonen...

photo credit: Dani Vernon It’s finally here: your chance to join our journey with The Conservation Alliance, Rivian, and Nuestra Tierra Conservation Project! In this film we share the stories of tribal leaders, conservation non-profits, politicians, and business leaders advocating for the protection of 3 million acres of public lands in their...

Meet Gabrielle Morse – a filmmaker and photographer hailing from Atlanta, Georgia. Gabrielle is a graduate of Spelman College with a degree in documentary filmmaking and has been practicing photography for eight years. When asked how she got started in photography she shared, “When I was thirteen, my parents let me use their old, Nikon film camera....