Another great collection of public information freely available on the Internet and to use in your own educational projects.
No matter if you enjoy taking or just watching images of space, NASA has a treat for you. They have made their entire collection of images, sounds, and video available and publicly searchable online. It’s 140,000 photos and other resources available for you to see, or even download and use it any way you like.
Another great collection of free-to-use imagery care of your very own Library of Congress. Your tax dollars (and history) at work! — Douglas
The history of the venerable Library of Congress demonstrates the vast importance that the founders of the U.S. accorded to reading and studying. It may be one of the country’s most durable institutions, “the oldest federal cultural institution in the nation,” it proclaims. While partisan rancor, war, and violence recur, the LoC has stolidly held an ever-increasingly diverse collection of artifacts sitting peacefully alongside each other on several hundred miles of shelves, a monument to the life of the mind that ought to get more attention.
This card invokes memories of my own Ohio farm town childhood. @redbubble is having a Christmas Card challenge contest — #RBCardChallenge— so I am offering this one up as my entry.
You can order this card right now, if you wish, as it’s in my RedBubble store. — DouglasEWelch.com/shop
There are discounts available, too! Buy any 3 cards and get 20% off Buy any 10 cards and get 30% off Buy any 50 cards and get 35% off
Your purchase can contain any collection of cards from any design and from any RedBubble artist and receive these discounts.
More Of My Christmas Card Designs Are Also Available
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Sometimes observing nature isn’t always about taking in sweeping, scenic, panoramas, but rather about getting up close and personal with it. There is as much to be seen in the micro as in the macro. These lichen caught my attention and I spent s verbal minutes photographing and observing them. You never know what may catch your eye when in nature.
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