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 Structures of Image Collections: From Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc to Flickr $45.00 People collect images, all sorts of images, and we collect them for all sorts of reasons. In both practical and philosophical ways, this book examines the almost infinite number of images that people collect as well as the many different ways that image collections can be arranged and managed. Just as early man gathered drawings of horses on prehistoric cave walls, today we collect billions of electronic images from digital cameras and cell phones and we find that the old methods of collecting, organizing and using images are not appropriate for the vast amounts of images that exist today. Image collections are quite different from other collections, just as a photograph is quite unlike a word. The authors provide an interdisciplinary approach for collecting images and organizing image collections. For any given image, probably any two viewers will see something quite different from one another, and probably the image will have quite a different meaning for each of the viewers. This book contains a wealth of photographs to illustrate the many issues of image collection management and the book would provide excellent discussion points for a graduate level class in library science or museum studies. Jack Edson Hamburg Public Library  How To Use flickr $49.95 Have you ever heard of flickr.com? The truth is that no other site has ever had such an impact on the Internet as flickr.com has for digital photographers. Flickr.com is the world's best online photo management and sharing application... and it's free (there's also a very inexpensive pro version if you want it, but it's not needed). The only problem is that to really get the most from it you need someone to show you how it works. So I've had these video tutorials created. (Not even flickr.com themselves have video tutorials!) They show you everything you need to know to really get the most from this amazing free website, and once you start using flickr.com you'll soon become addicted... just wait until you see how easy it is to set up a blog and share photos.  Flickr uploads from playerx $0.99 Rob Friedman's Flickr feed is all the images I find interesting. I take pictures, and make screen image captures, etc, stuff that I like online. Lifestyle, Software, Hardware, Old Hardware, Tech, Culture, Politics, Arts, Music, People filtered by a computer geek.Kindle blogs are fully downloaded onto your Kindle so you can read them even when you're not wirelessly connected. And unlike RSS readers which often only provide headlines, blogs on Kindle give you full text content and images, and are updated wirelessly throughout the day. |
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