The answer to this question is open for discussion as are the surrounding issues of standards, quality, and venue. Com plans to publish all visitor comments and suggested resources that contribute positively to the forum and invite an exchange of ideas. This new photography library offers over 500 online images of development from around the world, covering an extensive range of subjects including people, nature, and urban environments. An advanced search facility allows users to search for images in specific fields including country, topic, photographer, and description. The photographs, marked with a World Bank stamp, are displayed in large thumbnails and include accompanying information.
Prices vary according to image size and resolution.
Registration is required and is free of charge. It will also teach you about light and paint and spectrums, and the difference between a shade and a tint. This is to help counter the complaint that there are too many cross postings to existing lists for conferences, exhibitions, competitions, journals, etc. The list is digest only, and distributed with breakfast each morning. An excellent reference site to define computer terms and all manner of techno babble.