So I’m going to WWDC 2007 and have signed up for sfMacIndie Soirée the evening before the SJ Keynote Speech. If you will happen to be there, do let me know, perhaps we Flickr-related app developers would have a chance to have a mini meet-up there. 
I’m happy to learn that ObjectiveFlickr found its way into two new applications. Zykloid Software’s Posterino is a nifty tool that helps you make posters from your local photo gallery (like iPhoto) and upload the rendered poster to Flickr (or you can send *real, snail-mail-delivered postcards* with it). Pierre Bernard’s HoudahGeo is an easy-to-use geo-tagging software–no matter if you have a GPS-device or not (I belong to the latter group, so this is a great idea), one main feature of which is a nicely executed Google Maps integration and uploading geo-tagged photos to Flickr.
I’m all the more glad that ObjectiveFlickr can be of help in Mac indie software community. This being said, I highly recommended our readers to try out these two applications, they are beautifully made Mac software and to the point!