Digital Collections Internship – Part 4 – The Evaluation
In Part 4 of our Digital Collections Internship series, the Imaging team reflect on the impact of the programme.
In Part 4 of our Digital Collections Internship series, the Imaging team reflect on the impact of the programme.
My first project at the JRRIL, photographing a complex bound archive, and detailing the specific techniques and equipment needed for this particular work.
A varied collection of Japanese maps, including maps of Japan, world maps, road maps, and different types of local maps, is now available on Manchester Digital Collection.
19th-century writers Elizabeth Gaskell and Charles Dickens are united in our new digital collection.
I became interested in the symbols, the designs chosen, and what that says about the person to whom the seal belong?
During my 13 or so years at the Rylands, I’ve had the chance to see truly mind blowing things across our entire collections.
dsh’s glasses inspired me to create work in response to his concrete poetry.
As a practicing artist alongside my role as a photographer, I’m interested in the aesthetic qualities and life cycles of objects.
Working from home has given us the opportunity to delve deeper into our image processing software.
Each member of the team has reinterpreted the collections in a creative way of their choice. The results are a real treat…