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Funny Pictures: Snapshots Collection

At Home with Pictures: Arranging & Displaying Photos, Artwork & Collections by Paige Gilchrist, 2004-08-01

Law of the Range: Portraits of Old-Time Brand Inspectors by Stephen Collector, 1991-10-01

Steel Remembered: Photos from the LTV Steel Collection

Images Through the Doors of Time, Photos From the Kroegel Collection by James E. Culberson, 1995-03

The Leslie Corness Propliner Collection (Canav Books Photo Archives) by Larry Milberry, 2005-01

Resist!: A Grassroots Collection of Stories, Poetry, Photos and Analysis from the FTAA Protests in Quebec City and Beyond

Couples: Found Photos by Roger Handy, Karin Elsener, 2007-02-01

Lartigue, Jacques Henri (Collection Photo poche) (Spanish Edition) by Poche Photo, Jacques-Henri Lartigue, 1993-11

Illustra: Portrait of Rutgers by Rutgers University Office of University Relations, 2002-02-22

The Colors of Lobstering by Greg Currier, 2007-05-25

Strange Friends by Bojan Brecelj, 1999-01

Real Photo Postcards: Unbelievable Images from the Collection of Harvey Tulcensky by Todd E. Alden, 2005-09-22

Dancing on Fire: Photographs from Haiti by Maggie Steber, 1992-07

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Conservatory Of Flowers: Photo Gallery
photo Gallery Home general Pictures Inside Pictures Update History Plant collections Inside The Events Conservatory Gifts photo Gallery Contact
http://www.conservatoryofflowers.org/photogallery/general.htm
Wellesley College Library - Special Collections, General Information
general Information. These may be consulted in the Special collections reading room,which is Readers are required to register and produce a photoID upon first
http://www.wellesley.edu/Library/SpecColl/geninfo.html

Extractions: General Information The Special Collections, located in the Margaret Clapp Library , contains rare books, manuscripts, and limited editions. These may be consulted in the Special Collections reading room, which is open for research to students and faculty of the Wellesley College Community, and free of charge to visiting scholars, regardless of academic affiliation. Readers are required to register and produce a photo-I.D. upon first use. Limited photocopying, photographing, and microfilming is available in some instances. The catalog is on-line and integrated into the entire Wellesley College Library catalog . Special Collections' holdings are entered in the international online library network, OCLC. Hours - Monday through Friday: Staff Ruth R. Rogers, Special Collections Librarian
Natural History Museum: Research & Collections: History
photograph collections There are approximately 250 individual photograph collectionsin the Seaver Center in addition to a large general photo File.
http://www.nhm.org/research/history/seaver_center.html

Extractions: Photograph of San Gabriel Mission, c.1885. Al Greene Collection. Click on photo for a closer view. HISTORY MISSION The purpose of the Seaver Center for Western History Research is to collect, preserve, and make available to the general public research materials documenting the history of the trans-Mississippi West with special emphasis on Southern California and Los Angeles. Historic records include-but are not necessarily limited to - - manuscript materials books serials pamphlets , broadsides, maps , posters, prints, and photographs LOCATION The Seaver Center is located in the center of the Ground Floor next to the California History Hall and is open from 10:00 to 4:00 on Monday and Thursday by appointment only. As study space is limited, reservations are essential. Please contact the Seaver Center at 213-763-3359 to discuss your research interest and to schedule an appointment. COLLECTIONS L.A. County Courthouse, c.1915. Al Greene Collection.
Natural History Museum: Research & Collections: History
Click on photo for a closer view March 31, 2000, the majority of these collectionshave been For general questions regarding the Material Culture collections or
http://www.nhm.org/research/history/material_culture.html

Extractions: Branding iron from San Gabriel Mission. Click on photo for a closer view. MISSION The purpose of the Material Culture Section of the History Department is to document American life from the sixteenth through the twentieth centuries, focusing on the history of Los Angeles and the West. In addition, the Department collects artifacts relating to the broader history of the United States. The U.S. collections are used for exhibition purposes in the Museum's California and United States history halls and help place regional materials within the context of the larger American experience. The Natural History Museum is the only institution west of the Mississippi River to address American History through permanent exhibitions. Cartoon sound effects device, c.1932. Click on photo for a closer view. COLLECTIONS
ColdLinks: General Cryospheric Educational Sites
general Educational Sites. all about snow crystals and snowflakes that covers earlysnow crystal observations and includes photo collections, snow crystal
http://nsidc.org/links/education.html

Extractions: NSIDC-related Organizations The Exploratorium's Global Climate Change Research Explorer section on the Cryosphere provides a primer on the physical processes underlying the earth's climate and the data that shed light on how climate is changing, with a focus on the cryosphere. The Exploratorium's Science of Hockey addresses the qualities of "fast ice" and "slow ice" and the scientistific study of the chemistry of hockey ice. A Winter's Tale , an eductional snow site from the Why Files , covers snow flakes, clouds and snow, snow and climate change, and more. From the Discovery Channel Online comes Extreme Snow , which includes a snow quiz, a snow gallery, and an Extreme Weather Guide. See Snow School for snow science lesson plans, snowshoe PE lesson plans, and snow links. Science of the Sky includes sections on snowrollers snowflakes , and icicles See USA TODAY for an explanation of "lake effect snow" The Normal Winters Page and the Syracuse Snow Page are educational materials developed by Syracuse University students.
The Ramsar Photo Gallery
The Ramsar photo Gallery. A quick index to some of the larger collections of jpegson this Web of them will end up here on this page, but, in general, the more
http://www.ramsar.org/photo_index.htm

Extractions: The Ramsar Convention on Wetlands The Ramsar Photo Gallery A quick index to some of the larger collections of jpegs on this Web site. The Bureau always welcomes photographs of Ramsar sites and Ramsar site personnel, clearly labeled as to subject and photographer. Not all of them will end up here on this page, but, in general, the more the better. Photos of the staff and former staff of the Ramsar Convention Bureau (for better or for worse) Some JPG essays on wetland issues Some threats to wetlands: an incremental photo file , beginning 8 June 2000, continuing Human uses of wetlands: an incremental photo file , beginning 8 June 2000, continuing Photos of Wetlands of International Importance , beginning 19 January 2001, continuing Wetland flora and fauna: an incremental photo file , beginning 23 January 2001, continuing Wetlands of northern Wisconsin, USA, August 2000 Lago Titicaca, Peru and Bolivia , November 2000 Fascinating Algerian wetlands , February 2001 High altitude wetlands in Pakistan , September 2001 Ramsar Events (Bureau behavioral excesses, Standing Committee indiscretions, solemn signing of documents, etc.)
Useful Links
National Biology Olympiad Webpages More about Latvia In general Digital maps Cities,Towns and famous places of Latvia photo collections Cities, Towns Nature
http://www.ibo2002.lv/info/links.shtml

Extractions: Australia( English ... English More about Latvia Some Phrases in Latvian Let's speak Latvian National Programme for Latvian Language Training The Latvian language Latvian grammar Dictionaries English - Latvian - English English - Latvian - English (Tilde) Latvian - English phraseological dictionary Latvian - Russian phraseological dictionary ... Latvian - English, Latvian - Russian
Seminar
of various 19th and 20th-century photo processes Using selected conservators, andothers responsible for photographic collections owned by general Information.
http://www.rit.edu/~661www1/sub_pages/8page10.htm

Extractions: Register now for the 2003 seminar! See details at bottom of page. To help you plan ahead for this unique offering, we've already scheduled next year's program date: August 21-26, 2004 In partnership with the George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film , IPI offers a yearly seminar on the preservation of photographic materials and on digitizing photographic collections. With the increased use of digital imaging technology, today's collection managers need up-to-date information on how to care for their collections and make them accessible for research. This program combines lectures and workshops in traditional preservation techniques with the theory and practice of digital imaging. The two aspects of the seminar are complementary. Concerned collection managers cannot afford to be uninformed in either area. The Program A week-long program of lectures and workshops on traditional photo collection preservation techniques will expand your expertise on what materials are typically found in photo collections, how they deteriorate, how to store and protect them, and how preservation fits in with other collection activities. The lecture-and-workshop format has been designed to deliver the information you need along with opportunities for small group interactions and individual attention from instructors.
USN Aircraft--General Motors FM-2
photo 80G-224669 general Motors FM-2 Wildcat fighter (Bureau 15953 OfficialUS Navy photograph, now in the collections of the National Archives.
http://www.history.navy.mil/photos/ac-usn22/f-types/fm2.htm

Extractions: U.S. NAVY AIRCRAFT 1922-1962 DESIGNATION SYSTEM In 1942, automobile manufacturer General Motors converted several of its east coast factories to aircraft production under the name Eastern Aircraft Division. Eastern received contracts to build F4F-4 "Wildcat" fighters and TBF-1 "Avenger" torpedo planes, allowing Grumman to gradually reconcentrate its energies on the new, urgently-needed F6F "Hellcat" fighter. The GM F4F-4s, redesignated FM-1s, had only four .50 caliber machine guns, but were otherwise little changed from the original model. Well over a thousand FM-1 fighters were delivered in 1942-43, including some three hundred for the British Royal Navy. Meanwhile, Grumman had prototyped a new "Wildcat" under the designation XF4F-8, which was to be produced by Eastern Aircraft as the FM-2. With lightened structure and a more powerful Wright R-1820 radial engine, the FM-2 was notably quicker, faster climbing, longer ranged and more maneuverable than its predecessor. To help control the increased power, the new plane had a distinctive, taller vertical tail. All-in-all, it was a great improvement, and more than four-thousand FM-2s were built in 1943-45. Of those, over three-hundred went to the British.
Richard Dean Anderson Photo Gallery
THE photo collections. THE PORTRAIT COLLECTION Formal Portraits THE VIDEO CAPTUREcollections. MacGyver Stargate general Hospital, Facts of Life, Today's FBI.
http://rdanderson.com/photos/photos.htm
Elisabeth C. Miller Library: Collections
publications are shelved separately from the general collection to and landscapedesign programs, gardening encyclopedias, photo collections, plant source
http://depts.washington.edu/hortlib/collections/collections.shtml

Extractions: The Miller Library is open to the general public without charge and all collections are available for use within the library ( See Library Hours/Contact Information ). Items in the Lending Collection are available for checkout. To view materials in the Old and Rare Books collection we ask that you make an appointment with the library staff. Over 8,000 books on gardening techniques, selecting and growing ornamental plants, vegetable and herb gardening, pests and diseases, garden design and history, gardens to visit, horticulture in an urban environment, botany and plant ecology, and native floras from around the world makes ours the most extensive horticulture collection of any Pacific Northwest library open to the public. Approximately 300 books, including encyclopedias, dictionaries, directories, resource guides, and Master Gardener publications are shelved separately from the general collection to provide quick reference for horticultural questions. Herbals from the 1500's and 1600's, florilegiums from the 1700's and 1800's, older journals, and rare research materials are stored in a special rare book room. Appointments can be made with the library staff to view these items in the library.
Research Library Catalog (Research At The Getty)
serials, and auction catalogs in the general and special Research Library Catalogare the Special collections Finding Aids and the photo Study Collection
http://www.getty.edu/research/tools/iris/

Extractions: The Research Library Catalog contains records for all Research Library materials. The database has over 500,000 bibliographic records for the 800,000 volumes of books, serials, and auction catalogs in the general and special collections, as well as descriptive records of approximately 3,000 archival and photograph collections. Two resources that supplement information contained in the Research Library Catalog are the Special Collections Finding Aids and the Photo Study Collection Database . A wide selection of Internet and CD-ROM resources is available to on-site researchers via the Collections Integrated Catalog (CIC) Reference staff offer instruction for the Research Library Catalog, Photo Study Collection Database, and the Special Collections Finding Aids to Getty staff and registered readers. To sign-up for instruction and for additional information about any reference resource at the Research Library, consult the Reference staff by phoning extension 7390 (310 440-7390) or visiting either reference desk at the Research Library.
Collections Of The Research Library, Getty Research Institute
The general library consists of approximately 800,000 The special collections encompassrare books, historical The photo study collection, which contains
http://www.getty.edu/research/library/collections.html

Extractions: Bringing together a library, special collections, and a photo study collection, the Research Library housed in the Getty Research Institute contains materials relevant to the history of art, architecture, world cultures, and disciplines in the humanities and social sciences. The collections are strongest in the history of Western art; however, in recent years, the Research Library has expanded its reach to include areas that have had significant cultural contact and exchange with Europe, such as North and South America, the ancient near East, and the Islamic world. The general library consists of approximately 800,000 volumes of books, serials, and auction catalogs. The special collections encompass rare books, historical photographs, and original archival materials for the study of visual arts and culture. The photo study collection, which contains approximately two million study photographs, documents works of fine and decorative arts and architecture from the ancient world through the twentieth century. The general collections include books, serials, and auction catalogs. The book collection encompasses Western art, archaeology, and architecture from the Bronze Age to the present, with representative selections of material in the humanities and related fields. French, German, Russian, Italian, and American avant-garde materials are a special strength. 25,000 volumes focus on the conservation of cultural heritage, historic preservation, and applied science and technology. The serials collections represent Western art and architecture, as well as selected titles in disciplines of the humanities and social sciences. The auction catalog collection is among the most comprehensive of its kind, with more than 110,000 volumes covering the art market from the late seventeenth century to the present.
Special Collections : Photo File Key
identification of an image, contact Special collections Librarian Chris 7879 GraduateCatalog 78-79 general Catalog, Return to JMU photo File Heading List.
http://www.lib.jmu.edu/special/jmuphotopages/gstu.html
Scriven Diary - Related Collections
Filipino resistance leader was general Emilio Aguinaldo the Philippines at Duke'sSpecial collections Library The US Army as their photo collections are taken
http://scriptorium.lib.duke.edu/scriven/related.html

Extractions: Special Collections Library, Duke University More information about related collections The photos that accompany Scriven's diary in this digitized collection are taken from four other collections related to the Philippines at Duke's Special Collections Library: The Philippine Islands and Far East photograph albums, Edward Sharp's Papers: 1901-1980, "Scenes Taken in the Philippines" by J.D. Givens, and "Fighting in the Philippines" by Neely F. Tennyson. Edward Sharp was an American school teacher on Bohol between 1902 and 1904 whose collection consists of many school documents and numerous photos of daily life on the islands. Neely and Givens were most likely affiliated with the U.S. Army as their photo collections are taken mainly during the Spanish-American war and during the suppression of the insurgents that followed the war. The photos are placed in the text of the diary itself to add illustration to the narrative. The photos, though, are not part of Scriven's collection, and most were taken a few years after the diary was written, when the Americans had fully established their control over the Philippines. Or, in the case of Neely and Givens, the photos were taken before Scriven arrived, when the Spanish were still present. There is also a
Photo Info & Fees
general Information. For more information, please contact Colin Toenjes,photo Curator, or Special collections Reference Desk.
http://libraries.uta.edu/SpecColl/photofee.html

Extractions: The Special Collections Division offers mediated photographic services to students, faculty, staff, and the general public, including photographic prints, slides, digital scans, and camera and videotape recording. Prints Slides Scans Camera/Video ... Request Form General Information Processing Special handling Requests Rush Fees A rush request is subject to the Office of University Publications' time schedule.
Earth Sciences Information Centre - Help
Sensing; general Earth Science; Other link sites. collections Geological Collection;Geomatics Collection; Book and Map Archives; Map Collection; photo collections;
http://www.nrcan.gc.ca/ess/esic/help_e.html
UNM Fine Arts Library
TR 610620. Night views, open air views, interiors. ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY. TR 642-647.general works, exhibitions, and collections. TR 650-654. TR 657-658. TR 659.
http://www.unm.edu/~falref/html/guide-call-photo.html

Extractions: Fine Arts Library - Guide to Photgraphy Call Numbers The University of New Mexico - General Library Call Numbers by: Country Divisions Biography General Works ... Scientific and Technical Applications Call Number Description TR 1 Periodicals, societies, almanacs, and yearbooks TR 9-12 Dictionaries, encyclopedias, and directories TR 15-20 History of Photography COUNTRY DIVISIONS TR 21-27 TR 27.5-54 TR 55-95 TR 99-114 TR 115-119 North America Latin America Europe Asia Africa TR 120-126 Indian Ocean Islands, Australia, Pacific Islands, and Polar Regions BIOGRAPHY TR 139 Collective biographies TR 140 Individual biography (A-Z) GENERAL WORKS TR 144 TR 145 Early to 1850 1850- present TR 196-199 Materials, supplies, etc. TR 200-222 Theory of photographic processes in general CAMERAS AND ACCESSORIES TR 250-265 TR 270 TR 272 Cameras and accessories Lenses Shutters TR 280-285 Sensitive surfaces (plates, films, papers, etc.) PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESSING TR 287 TR 290-312 TR 320-337 TR 350-455 General techniques Treatment of negatives Treatment of positives Photographic processes (specific) TR 465 Conservation and restoration of photographs TR 470-485 Copying, enlarging, reducing, coloring of prints, and airbrush work
Antiquarian Hall Stacks Construction Project Photos
general Information. photo Gallery. March 13, 2002. Renovations continue in theReading Room and collections are moved into the new building. View photos.
http://www.americanantiquarian.org/cphotos.htm

Extractions: Summer 2002 The new addition has been completed! View before and after photos The new parking lot is paved. View photos The Marois Brothers, Inc. have returned to complete the landscaping of the grounds. View photos The Reading Room's light fixtures, housed in the dome, have been replaced. View photos The lights in the Reading Room lights have been upgraded. View photos Renovations continue in the Reading Room and collections are moved into the new building. View photos Renovations to the Reading Room are underway. View photos The plastic covering that had obsured the new addition from view has been removed. View photos Materials have begun to be moved into the first floor of the new building. View photos In conjunction with the Council meeting, AAS held a brief ceremony to mark the opening of the new book stack and to celebrate the progress on the acquisitions endowment part of the capital campaign. View photos January 25, 2002
King County Library System--Web Links--Photography & Images
general Databases see also Arts Entertainment. American Memory A variety of searchablephoto collections from the Library of Congress, including historic
http://www.kcls.org/findit/photo.cfm

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