New From KrazyDad!

Krazydad have put out this totally cool app that ties Flash and Flickr together via XML. Choose a color and several matching photos will appear.

Using images from the Color Fields group on Flickr, JBum has created a beautiful and efficient Experimental Color Picker. Just click on a color, use the slider to adjust lightness and darkness, and it will show you photos with that color.

If you are trying to source images that match a predominant shade, this is an excellent tool. Choose the color. find the photo that you want, go to Flickr and see if the image has rights that allow your reuse.

tags: KrazyDad,Flash, Flickr, REST, XML

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Unknown said…
oooOOh. If you like that, check out the "shop by colour" thingy on Etsy: http://www.etsy.com/index.php (it's in flash -- but it's sure pretty).
2/03/2006 01:59:00 PM
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