Posts Tagged With: images
· July 4, 2007 at 5:00 am · Web Development
Finding yourself in need of some fancy new bullets to make your web page really stand out from the rest? When it comes to lists, we have all see the little black circles (otherwise known as the dots of doom) for way too long. Refresh your own lists and pick up some free bullet images for your web site or project.
You have the choices of small, small and dull, and or (for the dynamic web designer) small and colorful. Check out the full list of them and be sure to thank the folks if you do use their images.
· February 1, 2007 at 10:55 am · Desktop, Software Help, Wallpaper
MORE WALLPAPER!
I don’t know what it is, but for some reason a lot of people like to view outdoor scenery while sitting at their computers.
Maybe it makes us feel less chained to our desktop environments?
Maybe it is a subliminal message from our brain telling us to go outside?
For those of you like me who are chained to their desks at the moment, here are my top six favorite landscape wallpapers.
Have any other good suggestions?
· November 26, 2006 at 10:58 pm · Desktop, Online Tools
Want a quick tip? Well one of my favorite ways of finding new and neat wallpaper is to use Google’s image search. For me, I use 1280×1024 resolution - so this is what I do to find the best of the best.
1. Go visit Google Image Search
2. Type in your screen resolution into the search box
3. Hit “Enter” and browse!
This is a great way to find wallpaper from Web sites that you may or may not have heard of before. Finding new content is always a good thing.
· November 16, 2006 at 5:00 am · Web Hosting
After writing about SendSpace the other day, somebody pointed me in the direction of ImageThrust. I like the fact that the interface looks simple and clean. Here is a little more information on them.
If you want to keep track of your uploaded images you need a free account, it just take a second to sign up and you can start uploading images directly into your account within seconds. You need to create this account before uploading any images since we cannot keep track of images that is not attached with an free account.
As you can see, they want you to create an account as well. I don’t have that big of a problem with it, as long as they give me a quick alternative for hosting photos quickly. Sometimes I don’t have time to go through a sign up, I just want to get something uploaded to show friends, family, or crazy Uncle Fred. To get an idea of what the service will look like after you have uploaded something, check out the public photo galleries.
For the most part, ImageThrust does a few things pretty well, and makes for another nice quick photo hosting alternative.
· September 8, 2006 at 5:00 am · Online Tools
On the outside, this idea from Google seems sort of lame.
Welcome to Google Image Labeler, a new feature of Google Image Search that allows you to label random images to help improve the quality of Google’s image search results.
Once you try it out though, it is pretty fun. You are given a countdown clock and a partner to compete against. If you login, then you get to keep track of your score as well. Pretty much, Google wants to make it fun for you to do it’s dirty work.
+ Learn More About Google Image Labeler!
· September 7, 2006 at 5:00 am · Personal
[fa:p:a=mitchs-doodles,id=229451662,j=r,s=sq,l=i]Last week I uploaded a bunch of my old drawings and doodles I found while cleaning out a closet. I had forgotten about some of it, and looking at it makes me wish I could find time to draw as much as I used to.
+ Check Out Mitch’s Doodles and Drawing!
