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Web and Services

Philip Andrews

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Abstract

Along with the change of photographers wanting to display and distribute their images online, there is also a big move towards community sharing of ideas, techniques and photos. I’m not suggesting that this hasn’t always been the case, just look at the level of commit- ment in your local camera club, but as we have all become more web-literate, many of the activities that used to occur at such clubs are now being conducted online. People from all over the world not only share their photos with each other, but they also provide feedback on the images and suggest different techniques that could be used to improve the pictures; all via the internet.

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Along with the change of photographers wanting to display and distribute their images online, there is also a big move towards community sharing of ideas, techniques and photos. I’m not suggesting that this hasn’t always been the case, just look at the level of commit- ment in your local camera club, but as we have all become more web-literate, many of the activities that used to occur at such clubs are now being conducted online. People from all over the world not only share their photos with each other, but they also provide feedback on the images and suggest different techniques that could be used to improve the pictures; all via the internet.

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Along with the change of photographers wanting to display and distribute their images online, there is also a big move towards community sharing of ideas, techniques and photos. I’m not suggesting that this hasn’t always been the case, just look at the level of commit- ment in your local camera club, but as we have all become more web-literate, many of the activities that used to occur at such clubs are now being conducted online. People from all over the world not only share their photos with each other, but they also provide feedback on the images and suggest different techniques that could be used to improve the pictures; all via the internet.

Key concepts: World Wide Web, Computer science

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