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[statelibraryqueensland]

Ernest Briggs and a butcherbird listening to the gramophone https://flic.kr/p/2iH8Cmu

[idahayart-blog]

“Freedom”. 🌸 Pattern made with gouache style brushes in Procreate on iPad, together with photos from the State Library of New South Wales archives (found on Flickr Commons). . Swipe for timelapse video showing progress, different versions of the repetition, and with the original version of the beautiful photos I used! 🌸 . Pattern will be found in my highlights as free phone wallpaper! 🌸 . . . . . . . . . . . @flickrcommons @statelibrarynsw #idahayart #idahaypattern #surfacepattern #surfacepatterndesign #patterndesign #repetitivepattern #procreatetimelapse #surfacedesign #surfacepatterncommunity #surfacepatterndesigner #patternlife #procreatepattern #vintagepattern #retropattern #floralpattern #flickrcommons #australia #newsouthwales #statelibraryofnewsouthwales #statelibrarynsw #freedom #freedomart https://www.instagram.com/p/CQbzFewFiIt/?utm_medium=tumblr

[statelibrarynsw]

Work continues on the new public lifts by State Library of New South Wales

We have just passed 46 million views of our images on Flickr Commons

Thank you to everyone who has viewed, used, commented on, tagged and enjoyed our photographs. This is the one of the latest photographs added showing renovation work at the State Library of NSW.

You can find some of our best-loved images on iphone cases, cups and cushions, available to buy in our Redbubble store ‪#‎madewithslnsw‬. We are gradually releasing more great images from our collections so be sure to check in regularly. Visit #madewithslnsw at Red Bubble here

From the collection of the State Library of New South Wales www.sl.nsw.gov.au

[sidequestingpod]

low budget podcast tools

I want to talk a little bit about the tools I use to make (and promote) Sidequesting! This show is a low-budget, primarily one-person production. All the money I use to make the show comes out of my pocket, so I’m trying to keep it as inexpensive as I can. Here’s some of the things I use, in case anyone is looking for advice for their own shows (or is just curious).

Google Docs

You’ve probably heard of this one. I use it to write my scripts! It’s free (up to 17 GB), and I like having an online backup of everything I write. When it comes time to send the script to actors, I just give them the google doc link.

Audacity

Audacity is a free audio recording and editing program. I use it to record my lines and edit the episodes together. It’s a simple, easy-to learn program. It lacks many of the “fancy” features of other editing programs, but I use some of the effects (noise reduction, amplify, fade out) every episode.

Pinecast

Once you’ve got an episode, you need to host it somewhere. Right now, I’m using Pinecast’s free plan, which allows me to upload 10 episodes for free. I’ll be switching to the $5 a month plan on episode 10 to keep the show going. Pinecast has additional plans that give other things (such as advanced analytics), but this plan is great for me. 

A quick note - be wary of free hosting services. Check the terms and conditions closely. Who owns the work you upload? Will the service be running ads on your show? Maybe not, but definitely check.

Carrd

Your podcast should have a website! It should be a place with all the information on your show - episodes, cast and crew, social media handles, transcripts, press kit... It’s good for everyone involved in your show, and the show itself. I use carrd.co for my website. With a free account, you can create 3 one-page websites (the url will end in .carrd.co for each of them). There are a bunch of templates you can customize to create something that looks really nice. Some other low-cost options I’ve seen used are wix, wordpress, and tumblr.

Canva

I have a Twitter, Instagram, and Tumblr for my podcast, and I wanted to have some visual posts to promote episode releases with. I use canva to make a mood board and a graphic for each episode. I post the mood board a week before as a sort of “sneak peek” and I post the graphic when the episode comes out. These are especially great for Instagram (where you need an image to post). Canva has paid pro plans, but you get a lot with the free version.

A quick note - make sure you’re using royalty free images to promote your podcast! Unsplash and FlickrCommons are good places to start, and canva also has some images available for use.

Headliner

Speaking of social media, sometimes you want to share clips of your show! On headliner, you can upload segments and add an background image to create a video you can download and share. You can also add a waveform, captions, and a “time-elapsed” bar. You can make 10 videos a month for free! That’s plenty for me.

Trello

And lastly, I use trello to organize everything. Nothing sticks in my memory, so I’ve got to write it all down. I like the system of columns and cards that trello uses, because it’s really flexible. I have columns for different stages of the production process and cards for each episode that I move from column to column as things get done.

And that’s that! There’s definitely other free software/website out there, but this is what I use! Thanks for reading.

[tak-mat]

20170804：徳島の水辺 http://ift.tt/2vpjBy3

[yama-bato]

Paul Neagu Exhibition, Romanian Cultural Centre, London, October 2009 © Alan Benzle/Flickrcommons

[comradeharps]

3118 by comrade harps Via Flickr: All images via Flickr Commons

[lethatechnique]

New track - "Dépaysement (Kinds of Testament)" (mastered by @rainereniar at Sangcoby Sound; link in bio) . . #lethatechnic #soundcloud #ableton #fieldrecording #krakow #rotterdam #amsterdam #ravenna #lakecomo #jonasmekas #lostlostlost #sangcobysound #flickrcommons #immigration #migrant #expat #exile http://ift.tt/2mSiWRe

[statelibraryqueensland]

Dancers striking a pose in the production Gymnastics Brisbane Queensland 1931 Creator: Unidentified - Trissie Deazeley Studio. Location: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia Description: Related images from OM76-03 Marjorie Lucas Papers which are located at hdl.handle.net/10462/comp/8707.. View the original image at the State Library of Queensland: hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/420670 Information about State Library of Queensland’s collection: www.slq.qld.gov.au/research-collections You are free to use this image without permission. Please attribute State Library of Queensland. https://flic.kr/p/2iF1Z7E

[statelibraryqueensland]

Ballet teachers Marjorie Hollinshed and Phyllis Danaher striking a pose in a divertissement called Punch and Judy Brisbane Queensland ca 1930 

Creator: Unidentified - Mason Studios 

Location: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia 

Description: Related images from OM76-03 Marjorie Lucas Papers which are located at hdl.handle.net/10462/comp/8707

View the original image at the State Library of Queensland: source

[statelibraryqueensland]

Science of Agriculture Agricultural sciences, sciences dealing with food and fibre production and processing. They include the technologies of soil cultivation, crop cultivation and harvesting, animal production, and the processing of plant and animal products for human consumption and use. Curated by Tania Schafer https://ift.tt/2OFKM2W

[statelibraryqueensland]

Ballet teacher Marjorie Hollinshed striking a pose with a tambourine, Brisbane Queensland ca. 1930 

Creator: Unidentified - Mason Studios 

Location: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia 

Description: Related images from OM76-03 Marjorie Lucas Papers which are located at: source

View the original image at the State Library of Queensland: source

[statelibraryqueensland]

Woman in a hammock on the verandah, Fraser Island, Queensland, ca. 1895 https://flic.kr/p/2iF19jN

[statelibraryqueensland]

Members of the Women's Auxiliary Air Force relaxing in their new accommodation, Brisbane, October 1942 https://flic.kr/p/2iH8sza

[statelibraryqueensland]

Harriett Brims reading a book on her verandah in Ingham Queensland Harriett Brims (left), early Queensland photographer, photographed with another woman (her sister?) on the verandah of her home at Ingham. Harriett and her husband and five children lived at Ingham between 1894 and 1903. She operated a small photographic studio from a room attached to their residence. https://flic.kr/p/2iEXC5t

[statelibraryqueensland]

Cook of the week, Mrs C. Williams, Brisbane, 1955 Cook of the week, Mrs. Williams, is pictured in her kitchen decorating a cake. https://flic.kr/p/2iEWWTN