Batch upload projects do not always show up in my edit history or contribute to my edit count. Some were previously farmed out to Faebot using my own script, but more recent uploads use tools such as GWToolset or my own uploading and intelligent categorization methods such as using the Flickr API or special Pywikibot scripts relying on session cookies, API keys, browser automation or unique site access headers. Larger collections of interest include:

• Commons:UK legislation project expected to be 100,000 documents
• Städel museum artworks
• IA books PDF books collections from Internet Archive, over 800,000 files
• /United Kingdom Parliamentary photographs
• 20,092 R Photographs from Open Benches, Open Benches
• 27,500+ Commons:Batch uploading/Kieler Stadtarchiv Kiel photographs in the state archive, with metadata in German
• 30,000+ Library of Congress maps Fæ/LOC maps
• 30,000+ Library of Congress - multiple collections both new and refreshes of past batch uploads, see project page
• 53 R Photographs from trainpix.org, mostly Russian trains, project page
• 94,079 search Auckland Museum, old and modern objects
• 4,360, ZooSphere, sequences of high resolution photographs of insects.
• 23,834 images, Zeno uploads, initially 10,000 1900s German postcards followed by historic photographs
• 18,346 map pages, search 19th century Ordnance Survey maps from British History Online, a slow process of unzooming and stitching in local memory
• 1,277 MP3 music files Incompetech.com
• 74,024 Cooper-Hewitt
• 14,363 Collections of the Royal Museums Greenwich, User:Fæ/Project list/RMG, mostly limited to pre-1923 works
• 4,702 R Collections of the Missouri History Museum
• 620,681 R Portable Antiquities Scheme (c. 1,200 pre-existing) GLAM dashboard reports A custom upload from finds.org.uk, taking advantage of the catalogue being available in JSON format.
• 40 R Kriegspressequartier Alben 1914 - 1918 GLAM report, Austrian National Library War Press Room photographs, scans done in partnership with Europeana. Combination of Europeana API and scraping the library catalogue needed, as Europeana had missed out descriptions and dates.
• NYPL this is a slow running custom upload due to largish files being transferred via home internet. The diverse nature of NYPL collections seems to make it wiser to avoid uploading the 180,000+ as one project.

• In addition to "custom" Flickr upload scripts, see User:Fæ/Flickr API detail, I have created a simpler command-line generic uploader. In particular this makes uploading or refreshing Flickr Commons collections more realistic to find time for. Images smaller than 1,000 pixels on the longest side are ignored and some "bad" types of filename are adapted based on Flickr sets:

  Larger

  • 462,007 R Files from Internet Archive Book Images Flickr stream exceptionally limited to images over 2,800 pixels on longest side to avoid thumbnail sized crops—Reports
  • 304,262 R Files from the Biodiversity Heritage Library (starting from an existing Commons collection of ~1,800) Reports
  • 66,359 R Images from Fortepan (starting from an existing ~560) Commons:Batch_uploading/Fortepan.HU
  • 40,998 R Images from Nasjonalbiblioteket—Reports
  • 5,900 R Photographs by Christopher Michel in response to a Village Pump request, constrained to images over 4,000 pixels on longest side and with tags matching at least one Commons category
  • 0 R Colecția Costică Acsinte
  • 193 R Australian National Maritime Museum
  • 8,663 R Photographs by Mennonite Church USA Archives
  • 1,966 R Photographs by UBC Library Digitization Centre
  • 1,952 R Images from the National Library of Ireland
  • 1,087 R Photographs by Université de Caen Basse-Normandie
  • 2,802 R Photographs by Archivo Historico Sinaloa
  • 1,865 R Photographs by VCU Libraries Commons
  • Several thousand additions to LGBT Free Media Collective, helping with Wiki Loves Pride, see Reports.
  • Fleuron populating Category:Fleurons by year using the Cambridge University Fleurons database.

  Smaller and worthwhile

  • 2,432 R Goad fire insurance maps from the British Library, British Library map collection, each image requiring unzooming
  • 1,015 R Photographs by SALTOnline
  • 3,063 R Photographs by Public Record Office of Northern Ireland
  • 2,855 R Photographs by Texas State University Flickr Commons
  • 45 R Photographs by Congregation of Sisters of St. Joseph in Canada
  • 861 R Photographs by Het Nieuwe Instituut
  • 978 R Photographs by Royal Australian Historical Society
  • 0 R Photographs by Chatham House
  • 658 R Photographs by Gallen-Kallelan Museo
  • 947 R Images from the United States National Library of Medicine
  • 79 R Photographs by Jerwood Library of the Performing Arts
  • 33 R Photographs by Yle Elävä arkisto - Yle Archives
  • 46 R Photographs by The Library of Virginia
  • 0 R Photographs by Turkey in Photographs, DGPI Archive
  • 337 R Photographs by Tasmanian Archive and Heritage Office Commons
  • 46 R Copernicus Sentinel Satellite Imagery European Space Agency project page

• 680 R Images from Cancer Research UK as a special project.

• 100,000 images from the Wellcome Library. See http://blog.wikimedia.org/2015/01/20/wellcome-library-donation

• 220,000 Photographs from the US Department of Defense (DoD), mostly User:Fæ/Project list/DoD.

• c.120,000 photographs as part of Airliners project, amateur photographs of aircraft.

  After my unpaid volunteer project colleague Russavia was banned by Office action (not an action by elected users) with no possible process for appeal, and no reasons given either to the Wikimedia community or to Russavia, I have had little choice but to abandon the Airliners Commons content creation project. As the Wikimedia Foundation have firmly refused to explain what records they hold about me (having previously seen a report about me by Foundation employees for the CEO), there can be no doubt that the Foundation has secretly researched me, in the same way as they have done for Russavia, and that like a form of unelected secret police funded by charity money, Foundation employees refuse to answer any questions about their reports (refer to published email from Foundation Legal). A bizarre and unethical way to behave for an organization that prides itself on transparency when politically lobbying against internet surveillance by Government agencies.

• 70,000 images from Commons to Flickr at https://www.flickr.com/photos/50398299@N08, an experiment to attempt to measure public impact on different "channels". The Flickr image pages all link back to their Commons counterpart.
• c.330,981 photographs from Library of Congress. See batch project page and live report. Major collections:
  • 1,017 R British Cartoon Prints Collection
  • 20 R Photochrom prints collection
  • 3,980 R Panoramic Photograph Collection, Library of Congress
  • 217 R Library of Congress Tissandier collection
  • 303,981 Historic American Buildings Survey
• 35,770 R Photographs from the University of Southern California Digital Library
• 24,586 R Images from LACMA uploaded by Fæ, the Los Angeles County Museum of Public Art. See project page.
• c.50,000 photographs and propaganda posters from the Imperial War Museum collections, mainly from the First and Second World War periods. Available as public domain due to expiration of Crown Copyright.
• 13,879 Public-domain-image.com transfers, though these images lack good existing categorization the majority are good quality, all with an unambiguous public domain release, and with named photographers.
• 6,039 R Images from MoD uploaded by Fæ UK Ministry of Defence released on the Open Government Licence, consisting of selected high quality photographs of the forces and politicians.
• 750 Files from Imagicity.com
• 2,257 Images from ReusableArt, mostly 19th century illustrations suitable for clip-art reuse.
• 5,300+ Norden.org a range of high quality images from Norway, Sweden, Denmark... around the "ZigZag".
• 2,900+ public domain images from the US National Park Service, a customized upload see live catscan)
• 2,200+ NCI related educational images Media from National Cancer Institute Visuals Online a custom upload
• 590 PDsounds.org free audio clips of many types, useful for audio illustration of articles
• 7,627 bird song audio files from Xeno-canto with an on-the-fly custom conversion from mp3 to the open standard ogg format.
• 777 pages in Animal Locomotion (a full copy of Eadweard Muybridge's work)
• 640+ scans of Anti-slavery manuscripts in Boston Public Library
• 1,200+ images of Chromolithographs at Boston Public Library

I do some digital restorations. A few examples are categorized under Category:Digital restorations by Fæ.