It actually shows a set of the most recently updated photos, including yours and your friends'.  Given what you're seeing, perhaps you updated your photos more recently than they did. 

(If you're interested in the technical details, we use this API call to get the list of photos: http://flickr.com/services/api/flickr.p … ated.html)

Sometime in the future we'll add support for photosets.  You can also view a particular friend's public photos by entering their username in the widget customization.

Actually ... that's normal, if you read the description of the API call indicated by bucini you can read:

"your photos" doesn't mean "your photos and your friends ones" :-)

This call http://flickr.com/services/api/flickr.p … hotos.html should be performed instead with the include_self value at 1 ...

Vineus- I don't read API documentation ordinarily. If the UI spells-out a functionality that then does not work, that shouldn't merit reading API documentation to resolve widget bugs as "erroneous copywriting: incorrect user expectations set."

Button Text: "Private/public photos by you and your friends"
Authentication Screen Text: "To view private and public photos uploaded by you and your friends, click below."

... unless of course, you don't care about your users.

Thank you ninavizz for pointing out the bug with this widget, and thanks again Vineus for suggesting the fix.
It should be working as intended now.