Adding Pictures Breaths Life into Your Family Tree
Adding photographs of your relatives and their environment can add realism and a touch of class to your family tree. But how do you make sure that you are putting the correct face with the name? There are many clues in the picture that can help put the appropriate age to a photograph. Be sure to use the same methodical approach to dating the picture that you use in the researching of your family tree and be sure to document everything.
First the physical photograph is a clue. Was it made with the tin-type or older method, or a paper print? How heavy is the paper it is printed on? In the case of a portrait, are there any identification marks or labels from the photographer's studio?
Next, if you enlarge the print either digitally or with a magnifying glass, what is in the background? A newspaper headline or better yet a date may be seen. An advertisement in a store window or the population count on a city limit sign can give the approximate age of the photo.
Are there automobiles, or horses, on the street? Of course, if the family homestead is the backdrop, a definite assumption can be made.
The style of clothing is one of the best ways to date a picture. The style of women's hats, the hairstyle, the sleeve style of a dress, the neckline, or the style of the collar, are all clues.
With men, hairstyle can be a hint. The width of the necktie, the cut of a suit, again, as with women, the collar of a shirt, maybe a military uniform.
Unfortunately, all babies in pictures look alike, unless they are of my adorable grandchildren, so you may have to rely on the other people in the picture or the background.
Comparing what you believe about the age of the photograph and the approximate age of the subject, with what you know about the person in your family tree, is not 100% accurate. But, you can be pretty sure you have matched the name to the face.
Other photographs, the homestead, the ship they arrived in America on, school yearbook pictures, wedding portraits all add realism and a touch of class to your family's story.
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Novices Can Now Build a Web Site--on a Shoestring Budget
Saint Louis, MO (ContentDesk) February 4, 2006 -- Individuals who want to make a Web site now have a handbook that will show them how to get started on a shoestring budget.
This e-book, Web Site ABCs, was published last month by MotherboardBooks.com.This book is for individuals who want to be part of an economic revolution thats happening right under our noses.
There are persons who put on sweats and flipflops to go to work. But in fact they are the CEOs.
The businesses they operate find their customers in far places, out on the Web.
And that isnt the only big economic change.
Traditional jobs are becoming scarcer.
For plenty of folks, the future at a company job just doesnt look as assured as it once did.
For example, in St. Louis, there are at least two businesses that sell over the Internet.
These are: * A growing retail business selling mens name-brand underwear, called MensUnderwearStore.com. It has been...
Novices Can Now Build a Web Site--on a Shoestring Budget
Why Wait for Wrinkles? Beauty Expert Says Late Teens/Early Twenties Perfect Time to Launch Pre-emptive Attack on Aging
Clearwater, FL (ContentDesk) February 8, 2006 -- A nationally known beauty expert says women have a better chance of retaining a youthful appearance throughout their lifetime by launching a pre-emptive anti-aging campaign before the first major visible signs of aging appear. Victoria Morton, developer of the Suddenly Slender Body Wrap and Suddenly Slender Anti-aging Wrap, says new insights into why physical appearance changes as we get older have led to the development of supplements and non-surgical cosmetic procedures capable of virtually stopping the aging process before it starts. Morton says pre-emptive anti-aging treatments are rapidly becoming popular with her salons' teenage/twenty-something clientele who realize that a proactive approach to beauty will pay big dividends later in life."We're noticing that women aren't waiting until the wrinkles show up or their skin starts sagging to purchase anti-aging treatments," says Morton.
"Women as young as seventeen are coming...
Photographer's Career Path Re-Focuses Down Retail Road
Naples, FL (ContentDesk) March 17, 2006 -- Photographer Michelle Tricca fuses fashion and photography in her new line of high quality cotton casual wear for women, men and babies called Mo T's. Her one of a kind t-shirt designs feature photographs from her travels to places far and wide. Each image evokes the extraordinary, whether it be from the quaint towns of New England, the lush savannahs of Africa or the exotic paradise of Hawaii.Mo T's are made from ultra-soft cotton. They feature compelling soulful images, such as reflecting surf sand and sea, from the photographer's portfolio.
The color and B&W photos and are enhanced by words or phrases that complete the spirit of the image.
In some cases the language of the region where the image was taken is used. Mo T's are sure to set the trend wherever they go.Since photography is her life and she dons a tee on her daily pursuit for the consummate photograph, it was only a matter of time before the 2 merged. We are happy...
Photographer's Career Path Re-Focuses Down Retail Road
Photographer's Career Path Re-Focuses Down Retail Road
Naples, FL (ContentDesk) March 17, 2006 -- Photographer Michelle Tricca fuses fashion and photography in her new line of high quality cotton casual wear for women, men and babies called Mo T's. Her one of a kind t-shirt designs feature photographs from her travels to places far and wide. Each image evokes the extraordinary, whether it be from the quaint towns of New England, the lush savannahs of Africa or the exotic paradise of Hawaii.Mo T's are made from ultra-soft cotton. They feature compelling soulful images, such as reflecting surf sand and sea, from the photographer's portfolio.
The color and B&W photos and are enhanced by words or phrases that complete the spirit of the image.
In some cases the language of the region where the image was taken is used. Mo T's are sure to set the trend wherever they go.Since photography is her life and she dons a tee on her daily pursuit for the consummate photograph, it was only a matter of time before the 2 merged. We are happy...
Photographer's Career Path Re-Focuses Down Retail Road
Indoor Air Pollution-You Can Do Something About It.
About Indoor Air Pollution At The Workplace And At Home.Workplace Air PollutionWhen we think about pollution, we generally think in terms of outdoor air pollution. However, we spend many hours each day indoors, be it at home or in our work place. Yes, air pollution isn't only an outdoor issue. The air indoors, at our home and in our workplace can also be polluted and we can suffer because of it. Indoor air pollution can and does affect the quality of our life.
In fact, levels of some types of air pollution can be higher indoors than outdoors. On average, people spend about 90 percent of their time indoors, so the quality of indoor air is very important to ones wellbeing and health. We need to breathe whether it is indoors or outdoors so we have to make the air we live in as pollution free as possible.Air Pollution at our work place and the indoor air quality is an important health issue and demands our attention. Complaints abound related to indoor air quality due to more tightly...
Indoor Air Pollution-You Can Do Something About It.
Adding Pictures Breaths Life into Your Family Tree
Adding Pictures Breaths Life into Your Family Tree
Adding photographs of your relatives and their environment can add realism and a touch of class to your family tree. But how do you make sure that you are putting the correct face with the name? There are many clues in the picture that can help put the appropriate age to a photograph. Be sure to use the same methodical approach to dating the picture that you use in the researching of your family tree and be sure to document everything.
First the physical photograph is a clue. Was it made with the tin-type or older method, or a paper print? How heavy is the paper it is printed on? In the case of a portrait, are there any identification marks or labels from the photographer's studio?
Next, if you enlarge the print either digitally or with a magnifying glass, what is in the background? A newspaper headline or better yet a date may be seen. An advertisement in a store window or the population...
Patented Financial Controls Offers Challenge to Prove 40% Cost Savings
Chambersburg, PA (ContentDesk) March 31, 2006 - Targeted Cost Reduction is a very successful way to cut and control corporate spend without sacrificing quality or cutting budgets.
When looking to implement cost cutting initiatives, Patented Financial Controls, a 30 year old firm specializing in targeting and reducing corporate expenditures, believes print spend deserves a closer look.Using a Targeted Cost Reduction program driven by a patented method, Patented Financial Controls is able to achieve and guarantee 40% savings on print spend.
Details of attainable savings of 40% or more can be found in a recent article titled Patented Method Produces Measurable Savings in Cost of Printing.
The article is available free by request at www.PatentedFinancialControls.com.
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