The Power of Books
by Michael Sauers • May 2, 2013 • Books, Fun, Photos • 0 Comments

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The Los Angeles County Museum of Art has just put 20,000 images online that we’re all free to download and use. From the press release: (Los Angeles, March 14, 2013)—The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) continues its innovative digital efforts with the launch of a new collections website that dramatically increases accessibility...
Read more →One of the coolest things Mary and I got to do while in Bali this past August was spend a day at the Bali Elephant Safari Park. Watching the elephants play and riding one through the park was a great experience. Below are my photos from that part of the trip. You can also...
Read more →Back at Internet Librarian 2012 I spent some time at the farmer’s market practicing my street photography. I snapped a photo of this guy because I liked his hat. When going through my photos I noticed something that I’d not noticed at the time: his © tattoo just behind his ear. Had I noticed...
Read more →Several months ago I was asked by two co-workers of my wife’s to photograph their wedding. Long story short, I was very nervous about photographing something so important with my equipment and skills. So on September 22, 2012 after a very exhausting six-hour period in which I took over 2000 photos both the bride...
Read more →Thursday night the wife and I went over the river (but not through any woods) to Council Bluffs, IA for an evening of Cracker, Big Head Todd and The Monsters, Blues Traveler, and Barenaked Ladies. Much fun was had by all. (At least as far as I could tell.) Below are some photos from...
Read more →Thanks to memolane I was just reminded that I started at the Nebraska Library Commission exactly five years ago today; March 1, 2007. On the left: back then. On the right: today.
Read more →I’m no photographic expert but I like shooting in black & white. Not shooting in color then post-processing the image into b&w but shooting directly in b&w. I didn’t take this photo but it’s photos like this one that show the power of a b&w picture. Photo credit: fragglehunter aka Sleepy G Sylvester McCoy...
Read more →I couldn’t not post this photo. via @notasausage
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