anchor.diff:  
   ### List all Authenticated User Public Images [GET]
   
  -Returns a "summary" of the authenticated user’s public Images. I.e. image contents will not be included in the response.
  +Returns a "summary" of the authenticated user’s public Images. I.e. image object details will not be included in the response.
   
   Only these Image object attributes will get returned: `id`, `created_at`, `name`, `description`, `public` and `owner`.
   Results will always be sorted by date of creation in the descending order.
  
positive.code: - name (string): Image Transformation name
  - description (string): Image Transformation description
  - created_by (object): Creator of the Image Transformation. See _User_ resource for detailed description
  - content (string): Returned image content as Base64 string
  - content_type (string): Returned image [Media Type](http://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/media-types.xhtml#image)
  - width (integer): Returned image width in pixels
  - height (integer): Returned image height in pixels
  - size (integer): Returned image size in bytes
  - view_type (string): Returned image view type. See _view_type_ parameter description
  
  The states _id_, _created_at_, and _created_by_ are assigned by the Futurimages API at the moment of upload.
  
  
negative.code:                 transformations_urls: [
                      https://apiv1.futurimages.com/images/E8C4AFB678ED62892503D196C685CE967A5BFAB5/transformations/2D2192BE718A57495A31D954FDC20025E2F84532
                  ],
                  "content_url": "https://some-url-pointing-to-the-raw-image-data",
                  "content_type": "image/png",
                  "width": 600,
                  "height": 114,
                  "size": 10383
              }
              
  ### Retrieve a Single Image [GET]
  + Parameters
      + view_type (optional, string) ... Dictates which 'type' of view of the Image to return. If missing, the original image is returned.
      
          Possible values are:
          - sxx: where xx is an integer from 0–1600 representing the length, in pixels, of the image's longest side. For example, adding s32 resizes the image so its longest dimension is 32 pixels.
          - sxx-c: where xx is an integer from 0–1600 representing the cropped image size in pixels, and -c tells the system to crop the image.
  
          + Values
              + `sxx`
              + `sxx-c`
  
  + Response 200
  
  