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Flickr photo-booth in San Francisco bar

Cory Doctorow at 11:29 pm Mon, Jan 9, 2006

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A trendy new bar in the Mission in San Francisco has a "Flickr photo booth" where patrons can have their photos taken and automatically uploaded to a Flickr stream for the bar:
The photo booth at Shine, at 1337 Mission St., takes four photos and automatically posts them in the traditional vertical strip mode to the popular Flickr photo sharing Web site, which is owned by Yahoo.

"We were looking for something interactive at 5 a.m. on a construction night," Brian Walsh, a Shine investor and the creator of the photo booth, told CNET News.com. "We asked, 'What can go in this corner?' I said, 'What about a photo booth?'"

Link, Link to Flickr stream (Thanks, Lewis!)

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