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Flickr’s “squared circle” group

By Murray Bourne, 07 Feb 2005

Flickr, that clever photo gallery site, has an interesting section entitled "squared circles" with some great photos that appealed to me (of course!). I'll make a contribution one of these days...

Flickr is a great site, since you can upload photos there for free and then write your blogger entry from within Flickr. Very convenient!

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