A small utility for migrating photos from flickr to grain
Grain Social Explorer
Explore photo galleries and collections from Grain.social - an Instagram-style viewer for the AT Protocol
GitHub - lovasoa/dezoomify-rs: Zoomable image downloader for Google Arts & Culture, Zoomify, IIIF, and others
Zoomable image downloader for Google Arts & Culture, Zoomify, IIIF, and others - lovasoa/dezoomify-rs
VernissageApp/VernissageServer
Application which is main API component for Vernissage photos sharing platform.
Discover Photography by @sweetbee.vip
All inclusive photography feed, adding every photography related hashtag. "Personalized", For-You style algorithm This feed pulls from the whole network, and excludes several lists of content scrapers etc, but I cannot guarantee that there will be none of these. Tage me if needed @sweetbee.vip
pixeline.be/substack-to-atproto-migration-tool
online tool to help migrate away from substack into the open web equivalents: right now, offprint.
The Ghost Stays in the Picture, Part 1: Archives, Datasets, and Infrastructures - Flickr Foundation
Eryk Salvaggio is a 2024 Flickr Foundation Research Fellow, diving into the relationships between images, their archives, and datasets through a creative research lens. This three-part series focuses on the ways archives such as Flickr can shape the outputs of generative AI in ways akin to a haunting.
Jasper — Import Instagram photos to Grain
Import your Instagram photos directly into Grain.social from your browser. Keep your memories under your control, not locked in by big tech.
Photopea | Online Photo Editor
Photopea Online Photo Editor lets you edit photos, apply effects, filters, add text, crop or resize pictures. Do Online Photo Editing in your browser for free!
Grain photos in Micro.blog: manton.org/2026/07/23/grain-photos-in-mi…
Flickr in 2006 web.archive.org/web/20061126062024if_/http://…
Good news everyone! Introducing ATPhoto. I have cobbled together a media tab suiting my preferences at photo.mino.mobi First, download your repo. Second, shove it into duckDB. Third, parse images. To sort by most liked, I do have to call the appview, but for my 6k images it took about 90s.
