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Digital Camera World
Hillary K. Grigonis

Social media is a political dumpster fire – but Flickr’s new Discover feature is an internet rabbit hole I can gladly fall down

The Flickr Discover screen is shown with circles around What's New and Featured.

If I ever had my doubts about just how interwoven social media is with politics, they dissipated as I watched tech giants donate to presidential campaigns and then share the inaugural stage. But despite being an American drastically cutting back my social media usage in 2025, Flickr’s newest feature has grabbed my attention. The image sharing platform Flickr now has a Discover feed, and it's an internet rabbit hole I will gladly fall down.

The Discover feed on Flickr is a new tool that’s designed to help users find groups (and with that group, inspiration). Users can access it by clicking on the “What’s New” tab, then selecting Featured from the sidebar. The page is filled with curated photos from different Flickr groups. Browsing the new Discover page, I can find everything from visual poetry to stick people in peril.

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