Flickr Wall Art expands to include Creative Commons images
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| Now available from Flickr Wall Art. Blue Marble, Eastern Hemisphere March 2014. Photo from NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. |
Flickr Wall Art now allows users to order prints from more than 50 million photographs, the service has announced. This follows Wall Art's arrival in October, and moves to include all applicable freely-licensed Creative Commons images, licensed artists images, and a curated selection of content from NASA. Previously users could only order prints of their own photographs.
The collection has been aggregated so that users can browse image options by category, among them being animals, food, and landscape options. In addition, a collection of images from NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center have been included. As of the last update to Wall Art, which took place on November 16, any user can now order prints regardless of location.
Joining this expansion is a drop in pricing. Gallery Canvas Wrap prints now start at $29 USD rather than $49 USD, and Premium Photo Mount prints now start at $49 USD rather than $59 USD. As we've previously detailed, Flickr uses Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper for its Photo Mount prints.
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