Spent a few minutes checking out Photophlow that afternoon. And wow, really love that. Photophlow was developed by Neil Berkman and striatic and it turns flickr from a static sort of photosharing site into a dynamic interactive experience complete with chat.

It’s hard to describe, but basically users congragate in chat rooms where they submit and discuss photos, can post to their twitter streams, can add contacts, fave

The service uses the Flickr API to deliver a radically different and interactive version of Flickr.

The experience itself is very cool for someone like me. It’s a sort of hyperactive interactive visually stimulating community gathering of sorts. Real moment. Real chat. Etc.

I’ve only just started using it today so I’m definitely a newbie, but plan on hanging out […]

Orginal post by Thomas Hawk