?

Sign in.

Use your college network user name and password.

How to use the Photo Database

Search

One search box automatically suggests keywords based on what you type, across all categories.

TRY IT.
Just type into the search box and see the keywords that will provide the most results.

  • For more focused suggestions, add a 'space' to your terms
  • Navigate suggestions using keyboard arrows or mouse
  • Your recent searches are saved, and accessible

A SINGLE PAGE OF RESULTS.

Instead of clicking through pages of results, scroll.

Options

Find image groups and patterns, see more detail, or choose the perfect balance for you.

TRY IT.
Drag the slider left for smaller images, right to enlarge.

dark light Click the light or dark buttons to change the background.

HIGH RESOLUTION PREVIEWS.


See every detail.

Folders

Save (or remove) your selections to any of your folders with one click.

Click to save

my folder

a project

&

Click to remove

my folder

a project

Share folder access with colleagues. Allow them to add or remove photos and edit folder notes for streamlined collaboration.

No limit on the number of folders; you may have as many as you care to manage.

Add folder notes to remind you of project details.

See a photo you like?

Click New search to begin a new search for similar photos

Click filter to refine your results

This is a compilation of digital photographs intended for use by Pennsylvania College of Technology, and maintained by the Public Relations & Marketing office.

Faculty and staff are invited to view the database and choose images for their educational and promotional (publication and website) needs. Images in the database are optimized for browsing and are not appropriate for direct printing or insertion. To request actual photo files, use the "request photos" option within the database or e-mail photos@pct.edu.

The database is for employees' use only - for help in selecting images for promotional purposes. We do not intend for access information to be shared with anyone who is not a Penn College employee.

AJAX...