<p>Well, whether or not you agree with the Gizmodo post we featured yesterday, Flickr continues to add improvements to try and make itself more appealing to existing users and, perhaps, some older users that have moved on to other sharing options. Their newest improvement has to do yet again with photo sizes, only this time it's not the maximum display resolution in the lightbox, but rather how Flickr are bringing that same resolution to regular photo pages.</p><p>They're implementing what they've dubbed a "liquid" layout, which will change the photo size being displayed depending on the size of the browser window the photo is being viewed in. That way you know that regardless of whether your Flickr followers are on a 27 iMac or 14 laptop, they'll still see the biggest, best representation of your work. Head over to Flickr's blog for more details.</p><p>(via Flickr)</p><p><a href="http://petapixel.com/2012/05/16/flickr-updates-standard-photo-view-with-huge-photos-and-liquid-layout/">Keep reading...</a></p>