http://www.myalphapicture.com/
I had a look through a few Image Generators. I can see young people could have a lot of fun with these but I can't really imagine making too much use of them myself although I can see they could be fun as add ons to e-mails, letters etc. Perhaps I just need to explore more of them but the idea of imposing my face on Che Guevara's head or adding a slogan to an iconic album cover seem slightly sacriligious (and just plain silly). As far as editing your own photos go, I wouldn't use any in preference to Photoshop although I can see it would be useful if you didn't have it. (The two art sites I looked at were subscription anyway).
Librarything
Having had a look through Librarything I can see it is more comprehensive than it appears at first. I wouldn't use it as a catalogue of books I've read or own but I would certainly use it as a storage device for titles I'd like to read. I am always browsing bookstores and writing titles on bits of motheaten tissue or envelope which I may or may not find some time. I do like the feature where Librarything sends you a list of books it thinks you may enjoy (and/or ones who would not!) A marvellous tool for bookclubs to archive their reading history, current reading and add reviews. Rather concerning though
to see there is an "upgrade" to a paying account - didn't have time to see where that was properly explained. Presumably at some point a pop up will appear letting you know free time is up. Anyway, definitely one to return to.
http://www.librarything.com/profile/wannabtechie
3 comments:
Great photo! Just make sure you post your 50 word blog post so we can mark you off for this one! Keep up the good work :)
Yes, sorry. I got waylaid, I am going to finish it but won't get a chance till next week
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