Guckn.com - How your photos on the web are supposed to look

The free beta version is online now. Go to Guckn.com and watch random Flickr photos. Or watch your own Picasa or Flickr albums in a way you have never seen them before in any web photo gallery. The integrated help (click the “?”) will tell you how. It couldn’t be simpler!

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• How to include this on my own website??

  Comment by Erick — July 14, 2008 @ 12:25 pm
  

• Just take a look at the HTML code of the guckn page you want to include. There is no secret, everything is written there.

  Comment by Schimmi — July 14, 2008 @ 12:55 pm
  

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