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LAKE ITASCA, Minn. –Water flows over rocks at the Mississippi River Headwaters May 19. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Paul District, is celebrating its 150th anniversary by canoeing the Upper Mississippi River from its headwaters at Lake Itasca to Lock and Dam 10, in Guttenberg, Iowa. Corps staff are volunteering to canoe the river and plan to reach Lock and Dam 10 on Aug. 17, the day Maj. Gouverneur K. Warren, the district’s first commander, established the St. Paul District. USACE photo by Patrick Moes. PD.

I became a member of Fine Art America in 2015 but did not become active until October 9, 2018, after retiring from a number of projects. My primary goal for participating in Fine Art America is to learn how to monetize artistic expression. From my inventory of thousands of images, most still in 35mm film format (negatives), what kinds of images are mass-marketable, and what must I do to process those images in preparation for selling to the marketplace? After my first week of active participation, the first thing I learned is that you must meet technical requirements or the artwork cannot be produced. Every time I upload an image, I get the following reminders: 1. Do Not Enlarge Your Images 2. Do Not Use File...