Flickr has just launched Photo Book, a new service hat further marries the digital and analog world of photography. This premium service allows users to create their own hardcover photo book that will help keeping their memories and tell their stories.
The company considers the timing of the announcement notable because Flickr users can create their own book just in time for the holidays.
Once ordered, books should arrive between 5 to 7 business days. There is a catch however, it is only available to Continental US at this point. We do hope Flickr will open this to the rest of the world in the near future.
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