The photos are all interesting but I love the cat on fire! The four seasons in one picture is perhaps the best one. There are a few more in the gallery but I didn't find so interesting.

Flickr users are protesting against Flickr's new feature Flickr Video. Users don't want Flickr to turn into another YouTube. There are two petitions you can sign to cast your vote. Here are the links We say no to video on Flickr & No video on Flickr More than 30 thousand users have signed the petition requesting the removal of video upload on Flickr.

Yahoo has been accused of censorship on its popular photo website Flickr, in a row that has highlighted the issue of copyright in the online age. Late last year photographer Rebekka Gudleifsdóttir discovered that eight of her pictures were reportedly being sold by a UK-based online gallery. She raised the issue on Flickr but a photo and comments were deleted. Yahoo, which had no involvement in the row over the sale of the photos, has now apologised for its "mistake". According to Ms Gudleifsdóttir, online gallery Only Dreemin sold 60 prints of eight of her photos, for more

Users of the popular photo-sharing site Flickr are upset with the announcement that customers must use Yahoo IDs to log-in from 15 March. In an e-mail to users, Flickr said founding members, known as "old skool" users, would have to switch to "simplify the sign in process". Many, including Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales, have left negative comments on the company's forum. "I like being Old Skool. Please reconsider!" he said. Others echoed his sentiments. "I don't like yahoo and I don't like my Yahoo account," Flickr user Joe Philipson said on the forum.