Acquring Digital Images


Before You Begin

Why Still Images Negotiating Rights
Articulating What You Want
Corbis on Copyright
Voyager's Bob Stein Reflecting on Still Images
Tips from Rob Lazarus, DCI


Creating Digital Images

Improving Photos for the Web
Buying a Digital Camera
Hiring a Visual Artist

Shooting Digital Stills


Using Digital Images


Interactive
Photojournalism

Fast & Informative Images
The Art of Story Telling
Organizing & Managing Images
Corbis on Organzing & Managing Images
Photographs on the Web
Creating Photo Essays
Image as Puzzle


Resources


Visual Arts & the Law
Care of Images
Find a picture editor
Get Legal Help
References to picture sources
Museums & Public Archives
Commerical Imagee Providers

Other Resources

 

 

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Just Released!!! : Photoshop for the Web, second edition
Image as puzzle
an excerpt from Still Images in Multimedia
copyright 1996 Mikkel Aaland)

Presenting a challenge to a viewer is another way of grabbing attention. In this example, produced as a Web page by Option X and the author , a still image created by the French multimedia artist Chris Marker was broken up into blocks. When the Web page is accessed, each block appears at random on the screen and the underlying image is not apparent. As viewers click on each block, trying to figure out what to do next, new pages appear teasing them to figure out the puzzle. When the viewer finally opens the browser screen wide enough, the image rearranges itself into the whole. The puzzle was created using Adobe’s PageMill. (The site can be reached by clicking here.)