Photophlow Rocks

Spent a few minutes checking out Photophlow this afternoon. And wow, really love this. Photophlow was developed by Neil Berkman and striatic and it turns flickr from a static sort of photosharing site into a dynamic interactive experience complete with chat.

It's hard to describe, but basically users congragate in chat rooms where they submit and discuss photos, can post to their twitter streams, can add contacts, fave photos etc.

The service uses the Flickr API to deliver a radically different and interactive version of Flickr.

The experience itself is very cool for someone like me. It's a sort of hyperactive interactive visually stimulating community gathering of sorts. Real time. Real chat. Etc.

I've only just started using it today so I'm definitely a newbie, but plan on hanging out over there a bit more as I have time.

I'll try to write up more on the service later, but for now I'll just say that this is the most exciting and innovative thing I've seen in photosharing in a long, long time. Click through the photo above and view large to get a sense of what the site is about.

The site is invite only for now. I've got three invites. If you want one let me know your email address and I'll invite you. First come first serve.

Update: Just gave my three invites out to the first three commenting on this post. I'll try to send out more later when I get some.

Update #2: Phat Photographer also reviewed Photophlow as well here.

Update #3: Ok, Neil loaded me up with some more invites. I just invited everyone else who commented that want one. If you need one just leave a comment and I'll get you one until I run out of these.