There is nothing wrong in this whole wide world. Books at the Adobe Bookshop are now arranged by color.
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Dawn Endico
Dawn Endico
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- Taken on November 22, 2004
- Mission Dolores, San Francisco, CA, US
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Hey Paul 103 months ago | reply
i read about this on www.kottke.org--with i could've seen it first hand
jovike 103 months ago | reply
Sounds like a Philistine idea, but I bet the regular browsers are finding interesting books they had ignored before.
that's awesome 102 months ago | reply
is this for real
that's awesome!
popsie@flickr 85 months ago | reply
There's not many pink books there compared with the blue!
CompletelyNovel.com 53 months ago | reply
Gorgeous photo!
Bogota Colombia 47 months ago | reply
good work!!
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alxflickrrr 43 months ago | reply
Great photo. Thanks.
susanej05 40 months ago | reply
Nice photo! I've included it (with attribution at the bottom) in a blog post. Thanks!
aaronlang 40 months ago | reply
Dynamite shot! Beautiful! Love your colors and creativity! Thanks for placing your photograph up here at Flickr with a CC license. Your photo is up at our site at one of our essay pages at thesis-translation.aaronlanguage.com/translation_thesis_e..., which is an essay in Japanese on economics, Japanese to English translation and the importance of accuracy. Your name is under the picture and links to the credits at thesis-translation.aaronlanguage.com/credits/thesis_credi... where it is listed, linking to your profile here at Flickr.
Tallulah72 39 months ago | reply
Hi - I have used this picture today on my blog with the appropriate credit:
typecast2000.blogspot.com/2010/03/end-of-one-chapter-star...
Thanks.
lescedres1 39 months ago | reply
Hi,
I've used your photo to illustrate this web page : www.lescedres.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=c...
Many thanks
Cathy
basswulf 38 months ago | reply
Thank you for sharing this photo. I am planning to use it on a talk to students, illustrating the ideal that there impossible volumes of books to read and so organisation is important.
Wulf
LizaWasHere 37 months ago | reply
Thanks for making this available through a CC license! I am using it as the header image in a class project blog: wisckidlit.wordpress.com/
blr098 36 months ago | reply
Thanks! I used it to compliment my article americanfiction.suite101.com/article.cfm/best-selling-boo...
lexipixi 36 months ago | reply
Thank you making this picture available under a Creative Commons license! It is so kind of artists to share. :)
You can see how the picture was used here:
giftededucation.suite101.com/article.cfm/sometimes_censor...
eklarkins 32 months ago | reply
Great image! I used it on my site DonorsChoose: Fundraising for Education.
Harald Felgner 32 months ago | reply
Hi Dawn
FYI: I have used this photo in one of my non-commercial SlideShare presentations for this year's contest. If you like, take 2 minutes and vote by using the BIG BLACK Thumb Up icon directly below the slides!
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“One finds limits by pushing them.” Herbert Simon. 28 business quotes for your next presentation.
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Pursue your dream--and never accept a proven solution! This is ... Paul Otlet. Collecting and organizing the world's knowledge.
Thank you for the image! Cheers, Harald
Tatiana12 30 months ago | reply
Thanks for adding to the Creative Commons! Helpful!
Fran0754 12 months ago | reply
As a volunteer at the American Library in Nancy (France), which is a University Library, but also opened to all book lovers who can read in english, I think I'm going to use this beautiful picture as a background picture on our Facebook page (with thanks, of course).