Besides the assembled panoramas and flags in long oversized
formats the vast majority of photos in the archive are
single shots, enhanced and edited through appropriate
software. In either regular landscape format (about 5200
photos) or portrait format (about 1000 photos) the archive
currently contains over 6000 photos. Introducing categories
in a true archival spirit is inevitable. So far the
following keywords have been introduced:
city, garden, landscape, mountain, street, valley, water,
bridge, house, industrial, interior, library, restaurant,
window, art, display, light, peephole, transport,
self-portraits, animals, household, plants, reflections.
Occasionally two or more keywords are assigned to one
photo.
To help me decide if I should publish the full archive I
will experiment with a variety of options. To achieve more
acceptable download times the size of the photos has been
reduced to a maximum width of 400 pixels for landscape
formats and a maximum height of 400 pixels for portrait
formats.
.Mac publishing
I have outsourced parts of the archive to test the quality
of web-publishing options incorporated in Apple’s
2006 upgrade of its iLife software. Click on the above link
to navigate directly to http://web.mac.com/k.jung/iWeb
QuickTime
I will experiment with combining pictures into changing
sets of four as QuickTime animations. Although photos will
be combined ‘as they come’ this will not yet
have the full random choice selection I aim for. Like the
QuickTime movies as a reproduction of the Grayline projects
the combinations by category will be available in m4v
format, downloadable for private use on an iPod.
Photo Albums
I will also prepare for publishing directly to the
klausjung.com location, using rapidWeaver software (by
Realmac Software) as for the rest of this site.