I’ve not used this yet because I totally love uploading to flickr via Windows Live Photo Gallery. However, flickr schedulr has one distinctly interesting feature: the ability to schedule when uploads happen. Think about it, set it up to upload your photos overnight when your shared neighborhood bandwidth is much more available.

Flickr Schedulr is a Windows desktop application that automatically uploads pictures to Flickr based on a schedule (e.g. to post a new picture every day at a certain time). It allows you to create a queue of pictures to be uploaded, along with their titles, descriptions, tags, and the photoset into which they should end up.

Features

• Easily maintain a queue of pictures to be uploaded to Flickr.
• Edit the title, description, tags and visibility settings for each picture, and optionally the photosets and groups to which the picture must be added.
• Get a visual overview of the queue through the inline picture previews.
• Drag and drop pictures onto the queue from Windows Explorer.
• When present in the file, automatically retrieves the title, description and tags from the picture when it is added to the queue.
• Warns you if there are pictures in your queue that are larger than the maximum file size you are allowed to upload.
• Can be run from the command line with the “/upload” switch to upload the next picture in the queue.
• Keeps a history of all pictures that have been uploaded.
• Shows you all your important account information, e.g. your remaining upload quota.
• Import and export the configuration (containing queued and uploaded pictures).
• All settings are automatically saved when you close the application.