Art
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Suffering Under a Great Injustice
"In 1943, Adams documented the Manzanar War Relocation Center in California that interned Japanese Americans during World War II. This Library of Congress exhibit presents ""side-by-side digital scans of both Adams’s 242 original negatives and his 209 photographic prints, allowing viewers to see his darkroom technique and in particular how he cropped his prints."" To view the photos, follow the link to Collection Highlights."
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Short Courses
"Short Courses is my digital photography pick of day for its encyclopedic collection of online tutorials. Topics include Batteries (a subject of keen interest to all digital camera owners,) Choosing a Digital Camera, and Editing Digital Photographs. There is also a great links page with pointers to seven fabulous digital photo galleries. In addition to the free online courses, author Dennis Curtin sells a series of books about specific digital cameras (such as ""Short Course in Nikon 950 Photography"".)"
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SherriAllen.com’s Free Coloring Pages
July 7, 2004: From Sherri Allen, a reader from North Carolina, who is affiliated with the site. "There is a large variety of coloring pages for you to print and color, with more added all the time. The coloring pages are free, with no pop-ups and no registration required."
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SegPlay - Online Paint by Number
Reviewed by Mark Feldman, a parent from San Francisco, CA, who is affiliated with the site. "SegPlay is a fun, free, and challenging interactive artistic experience which allows you to color in detailed photographic patterns, without lifting a paint brush or crayon. It’s the largest collection of Paint by Number patterns on the Internet."
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ScribbleMonster
Reviewed November 20, 2003 by James Dague, a reader from Homewood, IL, who is affiliated with the site. Kids can print ScribblePictures and other activities, and even make their own ScribbleCharacters online at ScribbleMonster.com. ScribblePictures are line art drawings that a child completes. The non-restrictive format promotes individuality and creativity there is no wrong way to draw a ScribbleMonster. Whether a younger child scribbles or an older child completes the drawings in greater detail, the end result will always be a unique and recognizable piece of art. Our company was created from our passion for children and our desire to inspire their creativity, as well as to promote reading and the arts. Thanks for your consideration.
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Scribbles-Kid’s Fun Art Site
Reviewed November 27, 2000 by J C Delgadillo, a parent from San Diego, CA who is not affiliated with the site. This site is wonderful for kids to create and showcase their art, learn about art and art contests.
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Scribbles Kids Art Site
Reviewed May 26, 2002 by Gladys Jimenez, a parent from San Diego, CA, who is affiliated with the site. There are two art galleries, one for kids under 12 and one for Teens. Artwork is displayed monthly and kids can vote on the best one and the winner receives an art award ribbon and art related prizes.
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Say Cheese
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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Restoring a Masterwork
"Over the course of 5 weeks, members of the Upper Midwest Conservation Association cleaned and restored a masterwork from the collection of The Minneapolis Institute of Arts. The painting, Giovanni Benedetto Castiglione’s The Immaculate Conception with Saints Francis of Assisi and Anthony of Padua is over 300 years old and is one of the largest in the Institute’s collection. To view the restoration in Flash and Quicktime, click on the Daily Log. From there, you’ll find tabs for the Introduction, Project and Glossary."
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Refrigerator Art Contest
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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