Flickr has come a long way since it’s launch and even its Yahoo buyout. One of the coolest things I like about the site is it’s community and the creativity it cultivates. Only recently have I started playing around with its Groups section and there are some real crazy ones to jump into. Everything from Recipes to Black & White to Transit to City Specific to ‘Projects‘. One such project that I am looking to get my brand spanking new camera ‘dirty’ with is the Jumping Project. The other one that I have my eyes on is the Multiplicity group (no connection with the 1996 Michael Keaton starrer), some of the photos in this group are so out-there yet well-executed that you forget that these are professionally done.

After three years of loving and learning a Fixed Lens Prosumer Camera (the beautiful G3), I am upgrading to a Pentax K100D with the stock 18-55mm Lens. I hope to get it clicking by this coming Monday. A lot more photos and a mini-review coming soon.

I love Flickr. I mean who doesn’t? Forget the fact that Facebook.com has more than 5 million photos uploaded daily. Flickr rocks!

But what the hell is Yahoo! upto? Why aren’t they listening to the community? Why aren’t we getting what we want from one of the most popular photography communities in the world, when we give so much to it? I want my Favorites in rss feeds, I want to have full screen slideshows, I want to have better searching and browsing through results.

What do you want from Flickr?