I’ve just put up a new simpleviewer gallery of some of my better restoration work on old photos. Most of these come from my family tree.
Please take a look at the gallery.
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I’ve just got an account set-up and going with one of the many Microstock sites. Basicly Microstock is a way to buy stock photography cheaply, or from my perspective to sell photos via the internet with no financial risk, & little set-up. At this point i’m going to try to sell my collection of fodder— scans and photos not worthy in themselves, but useful to create other pictures. The textures in most of my illustrations & some of my design come from the fodder.1 Continue reading ‘Selling little Pictures’
- The texture in the “King in Yellow” graphic i made is from a banana. ↩
In a surprise move, Microsoft has given one of it’s products a clever name: Photosynth. It’s a new sort of thing. In their words:Photosynth takes a large collection of photos of a place or object, analyzes them for similarities, and displays them in a reconstructed 3-Dimensional space.
With Photosynth you can:
• Walk or fly through a scene to see photos from any angle.
• Seamlessly zoom in or out of a photograph whether it’s megapixels or gigapixels in size.
• See where pictures were taken in relation to one another.
• Find similar photos to the one you’re currently viewing.
• Explore a custom tour.
• Send a collection to a friend.
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