Files

    Remodeling, even with an architect and contractor, is a more hands-on job than we imagined. These files are the tip of the iceberg, which includes books, computer files, magazine clippings, the house "blueprints", and things we have learned in various showrooms.

    There's even a little physical work, as we have been moving some of the remaining items out of the house. Even the rooms we thought would be safe storage areas are involved in one way or another.

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      anja1cam added this photo to their favorites. (51 months ago)

    2. Anyssha (43 months ago | reply)

      Hi! Could I use this picture for publishing differents documents for my work?

      Thank you! (and sorry for my english)

    3. Velo Steve (43 months ago | reply)

      I'd be happy to have you use this image. If it is seen by others there should be credit - either my name or a link to my Flickr page. If it's just for your own use, don't worry about that.

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      lovely telephones added this photo to their favorites. (34 months ago)

    5. Velo Steve (29 months ago | reply)

      You never know where a photo will turn up: www.credit.fr/credit-immobilier-1/guides-cred it-immobilie...

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      Jgomez503 and amandanv@rocketmail.com added this photo to their favorites.

    7. DartmouthPreservation (25 months ago | reply)

      Hi, I just wanted to let you know that I used this image in a recent blog post on digital preservation (with credit to you and a link, of course). I hope that's alright! The post is at dartmouthpreservation.blogspot.com/2011/04/di gital-preser....

      Thanks for the photo!

    8. Velo Steve (25 months ago | reply)

      Thanks for letting me know. I'm always happy to see my images used in a good way.

      I may follow your articles - I just had a case of "bit rot" when a RAID 5 storage system changed maybe 1 bit per 50 MB with no error message or other failure. It's potentially worse than a complete failure, because you don't know which backups to trust if you don't know when it happened.

    9. play talk learn (21 months ago | reply)

      Thankyou for sharing this photo -= I'll be using it this week to illustrate a post about storing new words in a child's vocabulary system - come by and check it out! I will of course link back here so everyone knows that it's your photo.
      Cheers
      Emily

    10. Velo Steve (21 months ago | reply)

      Thanks, Emily - I'll definitely want to read that. Where can I find it?

    11. RumpledElf (14 months ago | reply)

      Hi, I used this photo too: photographicdictionary.com/f/file

      Thanks for sharing with a CC license!

    12. Ecrans.fr (13 months ago | reply)

      Hi, We used your picture to illustrate a story on our news website Ecrans.fr. Thank you for sharing this under CC license!

    13. This photo was invited and added to the Photos republiées sur Ecrans.fr group.

    14. Velo Steve (13 months ago | reply)

      Anyssha DartmouthPreservation play talk learn RumpledElf Ecrans.fr This has to be my most popular photo for re-use. Who would have guessed that such a practical item would get more attention than landscapes, wildlife, or sports? I am glad all of you found it useful.

    15. Velo Steve (13 months ago | reply)

      Also seen at Wired - a busy week.

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      fclarkg, tomverhoeve, serendipity_always, chescafran, and maureen limon added this photo to their favorites.

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