Flickr Clock, Displays Video Based On When It Was Taken

by Scott Beale on March 5, 2009 · 0 comments

Flickr Clock

Flickr Clock is a really cool visualization project designed by Stamen that displays Flickr video based on the approximate time it was shot.

You can contribute your video by submitting it to the Flickr Clock group.

See Previously: Flickr Adds HD Video Option For Pro Members

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