The PhotoCollection should be enumerable.

Photos photos = flickr.PhotosSearch(blah blah blah);
foreach(Photo photo in photos.PhotoCollection)
{
// Do something with the photo.
}

However, if the search returns no photos then PhotoCollection will be null (a ‘feature’ at the moment that I will try to remove at a later date).

For those who need a bit more documentation, I’d recommend compiling the assembly and then loading it into Reflector http://www.aisto.com/roeder/dotnet/ - and of course the Flickr doc itself summarizes all the caps nicely - http://www.flickr.com/services/api/

for example: the PhotosSearch method seems to return nothing? what frakking good is it to search then make the results unreachable? does it return something? state that in your fucking documentation.

another example: how do i turn what I finally discovered PhotosSearch returns (Photos) into Photo[] so I can walk through it?? Photos doesn’t implement IEnumerate so I can’t walk it. Also there isn’t a method called Photos.GetPhotoArray(), which would make perfect sense, there is a method called PhotoCollection (with no parameters, so its not really a function) which returns a PhotoCollection. Also the PhotoCollection collection also does not implement IEnumerable. WTF?

Do you even care about how much your API implementation is used? I certainly do NOT want to use it in this state.