The Last Archive
By Michael Erlewine
Well, as of a few days ago I have placed my last archive in good hands. I’m not signaling I’m ready to leave this world, but I can rest in peace in this life knowing that all of my archived material is safe at last. What a journey! No use in doing all that work and not passing on onto the next generation for their possible use.
In this case, I have donated my extensive photography collection of images into the safe keeping of the Ann Arbor Public Library new archival section, thanks to the help of Amy Cantu, IT/Productions Librarian, who has worked hand-in-hand with me.
I have over a million photos, but we are starting out with a solid 500 or so, most of which are all flowers, plants, and critters in hi-res and all available free-of-charge to the general public. I believe folks should have access to photos if we will share them, and I am happy to.
You will be able to go onsite, browse the photos, and download ones you want to have for home use, and for wallpaper on your laptops, mat and frame a photo and put it on the wall, etc. There is no charge other than to credit me if the image is published anywhere.
Images want to be free and be seen, IMO.
These a very large images, but hopefully we will offer then in different sizes for ease of use.
I will be adding to this collection for some time, if the good god is willing and the creek don’t rise.
EMAIL Michael@Erlewine.net
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