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Museum Quality



Museumr allows you to insert your Flickr photos into a museum setting. Alternately, you can simply upload photos from your hard drive.

I've chosen to use David's photo as an example simply because I can't be bothered to airbrush mine right now.

That, and he gets very annoyed when I do things like this. It's quite cute, actually.

This entry was posted by Frankie, on 3.28.2007. You can leave your response.

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