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Gorgeously playful app which takes your digital photos and makes them look like old Polaroid snaps. Features loving touches like having to wait for the photo to “develop”.

Some really outstanding photos of Barack Obama and the hubbub surrounding him in the lead-up to him winning the party nomination.

A handful of photos from Joy’s and my trip in a hot-air balloon, high above “wine country”.

Dogs, which are upside-down. Duh.

Symmetrize Flickr photos based on tag. Ones that turned out interesting to me were “bassethound”, “kiss”, “hippo” and, disturbingly, “boobs”.

I’m bored of “beauty in nature” — Hurrah for The Big Picture covering beauty in science! Enjoy these photos before they turn the collider on, and we all get sucked into black hole.

Quality! A 3D-sculpture of Twitter’s almost-ever present beacon of FAIL!

Found photos of dreadful-looking celebrations, with appropriately snarky commentary. Ace!

Blog by Alan Taylor gathering together the best photos from the newswires, displayed at a decently-high resolution.

Really nice Flickr search tool. Gives you a great at-a-glance thumbnail view.

Get an occasional email containing photos you uploaded to your Flickr account a year earlier. Micronostalgia. Lovely!

US Library of Congress + Flickr == FTW! LoC uploads photos from their collection to Flickr, sharing them with the world, then Flickr users can update the metadata, improving their usefulness. Everyone’s a winner.

Flickr’s new Picnik integration is top-notch — Enough photo-tweaking power for about 80% of the population, I’d guess. And, effectively, a new implementation of “hohohohat”!

I’ve been looking for a cost-effective way of converting our wedding photo negatives into digital files for a while, and this looks like it might be the way to go. $0.19 per negative.

Demo of a wicked-cool smart image-resizing technique, from the SIGGRAPH conference.

Firefox plugin which collaboratively identifies faces in photos all over the web. There’s no smart matching yet, but that’s promised for the future. Creepy, inevitable, and awesome.

Life (deliberately) imitating “art”.

To promote the Simpsons movie, a bunch of 7-Elevens have been turned into Kwik-E-Marts — Squishees, Buzz Cola and all. (And Jasper in the freezer)

OS X screensaver which grabs your friends’ photos from Facebook. Playing with this, I was reminded that a) I have some incredibly hot friends and b) I have some incredibly strange friends.

Grocer’s apostrophe spotting’s.