Posts Tagged ‘Flickr’

One Photog’s Perspective On Park Police Shooting

Yesterday, the U.S. Park Police were involved in a shooting of a District resident at 2nd and K Streets NE. The shooting took place in the early afternoon.
Davin Tarr was home working on his taxes. He was sitting on his couch in his 11th Floor apartment on Eye Street between 2nd and Third, he says, [...]

Inauguration Photo Contest: Everyone’s a Winner!

A note of thanks to all those who contributed to our Inauguration Flickr pool. Just eighteen days ago, we sent out a call for dope/avant-garde photographs chronicling this seminal/historic/generally rad moment in D.C. history. The pool swelled to a whopping 699 photographs, from which Darrow Montgomery somehow managed to extract the finest three...or [...]

Our Late-Morning Roundup: “Malt Flickr” Edition!

An extremely rare feature, in which we recognize the contributions of our Flickr minions by way of distracting you from the fact that Riggs has neglected to write his Morning Roundup.
Thanks to all who entered our 2009 Inauguration Photo Contest. To date, we've collected 547 photo entries, many of which are reasonably dope. [...]

Inauguration Contest: Flickr Photo of the Day!

The first in a series of semi-random selections from our extensive D.C Inauguration flickr pool. Upload your photos to win the aforementioned fabulous prizes.

"Celebrate Pepsi-bama" by flickr user jsmjr

*More info on our photo contest available here.

PHOTO CONTEST! City Paper Seeks Dope Inauguration Photographs

Hey there, blogger studs! Amateur photogs! Anyone else with a camera phone and a few spare seconds!
City Paper is launching its 2009 Inauguration Photo Contest, in which local snapshooters compete for alt-weekly immortality and much-coveted prizes!
We're looking for a variety of shots from all around the city that document the preparations for, and [...]

“Some Things Should be Left to Professionals”

That's the subject line of a Photobucket email. Remember Photobucket, one of the earlier photo & file sharing sites? Well, it seems that the site's not getting enough attention in an age of Flickrphilia.