Innovation at Singapore Library
A while ago I was contacted by Jaki Fisher of the National
Library Board of Singapore. She told me they were putting
on an exhibition about dance in film and would like to make
use of some of the stills I had. I've always been fond of
librarians, I have made such use of their facilities & they've
been so helpful to me in the past, so how could I refuse?
Jaki had a look through all the stills I have scanned onto
the web site & I told her about a few more. She told me
that she wanted it for a big display panel so a scan wouldn't
have enough resolution to stand being enlarged as much as
was needed. I offered a few but they eventually decided to
use just the one
We agreed I'd send the original over (at the
library's expense), they'd get it photographed & suitably
enlarged and then send it back. I had no problem with that
- I always trust librarians :)
Jaki has since sent the still back & has also sent me some
details about the exhibition. It is being held at the
Library@Esplanade.
First, here are some stills of the library area which contains
the exhibitions.
The rest are PDF documents. With their zoom facility these
allow you to get an overview of the exhibition panels and
then to zoom in and scan across to see what is there in
detail.
Link to the
Adobe site
to obtain a free copy of Acrobat reader.
For more information, see the Singapore
National Library Board web site.
Main PaPAS page
