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Ephemera
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Ephemera is a "slide show" screensaver containing more than 60 photographs. The photos are landscape and nature art photography, and are all in color. They were taken by Ben Haller, and are among many other photographs available at www.cloudphotographic.com. They were taken at a variety of locations around the world, between 1999 and 2002. Ephemera's icon is by ppdix (www.ppdix.com).
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Ephemera is the plural form of the Greek word ephemeron which means something that lasts only a very short time. When applied to collectibles, ephemera refers to the minor transient documents of everyday life that were intended to be used and generally expected to be discarded. Greeting cards, product labels, tickets, calendars, invitations and paper dolls are classic forms of paper ephemera.
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Ephemera includes the categories listed below and many others. Click on an underlined category for more information. Members are encouraged to contribute examples in their areas of interest. Please contact the Ephemera Society for further details.
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Ephemera will add to any aeronautical collection. Visit again soon to view more items. to ORDER, call (805) 560-1323, cell (408) 828-2810, fax (805) 560-9943 or e-mail 72245.747@compuserve.com. Personal check, money order, or credit card accepted. Mail address is CollectAir, 1324 De La Vina St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101.
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Ephemera is a "slide show" screensaver containing more than 60 photographs. The photos are landscape and nature art photography, and are all in color. They were taken by Ben Haller, and are among many other photographs available at his website, Cloud Photographic.
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Ephemera is an literature/art zine with a sprinkling of perzine. The art/lit part is open to submissions of anything written or visual, the only requirement being that it can be cut, pasted, and copied and that it fits somehow within the given issue's theme. This includes but is certainly not limited to: poetry, short stories, excerpts from longer works, non-fiction, written fragments, photography, paintings, drawings, digital art, et cetera.
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