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HAB911

(8,873 posts) Tue Mar 3, 2020, 09:16 AM Mar 2020

Smithsonian Released 2.8M Images Into the Public Domain

So many photos, so little time

https://petapixel.com/2020/02/25/the-smithsonian-just-released-2-8-million-images-into-the-public-domain/?fbclid=IwAR0871RYHFJN08ODy7qBsFz6srbchMREXYbaes3yGwZaTb9owrB_2Mg4QF8

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Smithsonian Released 2.8M Images Into the Public Domain (Original Post) HAB911 Mar 2020 OP

That seems to be a good place to spend some time. I'll be visiting often. Arkansas Granny Mar 2020 #1

Does anyone remember that woman who would take random pictures around Baitball Blogger Mar 2020 #2

It's not their call Cartoonist Mar 2020 #3

Arkansas Granny

(31,513 posts)

1. That seems to be a good place to spend some time. I'll be visiting often.

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Tue Mar 3, 2020, 09:34 AM

Mar 2020

Baitball Blogger

(46,697 posts)

2. Does anyone remember that woman who would take random pictures around

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Tue Mar 3, 2020, 09:52 AM

Mar 2020

the city, but never developed the film? And someone got her boxes of undeveloped film and has been steadily developing them? Does anyone have an update on his progress?

Cartoonist

(7,314 posts)

3. It's not their call

Reply to HAB911 (Original post)

Tue Mar 3, 2020, 10:37 AM

Mar 2020

I did a search for comic books. I was looking for old issues. Got only 49 hits, none of them were comic books. Of those hits, many of them were of recent exhibitions. This included the X-Men and Wonder Woman.

These are copyrighted characters. They can't be used without permission.

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