Five Cool Apps From Flickr's "Garden"

Flickr, the ever-more-popular photo-sharing service, has a five-year history of apps built on its API. From the interesting to the useful to the pretty to the downright silly, these applications make up a colorful and varied ecosystem around the service itself.

Flickr has organized these third-party apps into a "garden," complete with user favorites, tags, descriptions, and screenshots. The App Garden represents a significant evolution from the former "services" section on the user side, and the revamp includes new features for developers, who can now use the Garden as a tool to help users discover their products .

Now, for end users, here are a few apps we picked from the Garden that we think you might like.

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Flickr gets its own App Store (Garden)

Apps apps apps. They’re the IN THING!

Flickr's App Garden
The App Garden is a place where developers can submit and promote their apps, providing a one stop shop for Flickr fantatics to find the best Flickr apps out there.

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