How has the Internet changed photography and videography?
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peer to peer, storing and sharing.
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Flickr - has some good stuff. Most of it is free if you ask the people taking the shots. I have used some photos from that site int he past and they have worked great.
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http://istockphoto.com
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Use a digital camera and take a new picture.
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People will always post the best photo they have online. I mean, would you post a photo of yourself which looks old and fat and sorry? Also people will post photos which have been digitally enhanced. Just be more careful the next time round, or perhaps, be less superficial?
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Consider graphic arts also.  There is much going on in the world of digital photog for advertising, print, brochures also.
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I did it about 2 years ago.  Went from working for someone else to starting my own studio.  The only hang up was affording the right equipment.  I started off with a couple high quality cameras I bought off eBay.  Did a few weddings for rock bottom prices just to get my name out there.  And now we are crazy busy with weddings, sport videos, memories and such.  And this summer we are working on our first short.  I am not sure what you are looking for answer wise.  But if you have any questions on what I did or suggestion just let me know.  I might be able to help or at least tell you what not to do.
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I guess it would depend on what kinds of pics you are talking about. What is the URL?  LOL!
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There is YouTube, AOL Uncut, and Yahoo Video among others.
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youtube.com \nyou can make and also upload.\nand find video\n\n\nand you can upload videos at photobucket.com
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It continues to impact use.  Since the internet is part of telecommunication in the broader sense, it has affected you right now as you are reading this.  The distance between people grows less and less everyday.
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Istockphot is the best place I have found so far. It's free to join, then you buy according to what you need.  $1 for a small web ready shot or $10 for a larger one etc.  They have some amazing photographs by some very talented people.\n\nGood Luck
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With a scanner and adobe photo Delux shop or a similar program you can do a lot of things by migrating Cartoon images and photos together or like putting buck teeth on someone. It takes a lot of patience and practice but it makes some really neat stuff. I turned my best friend into a blimp doing it and it was hilarious. He liked it too.
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Kirlian photography has been around for a many years and has been studied by amateurs as well as serious scientists.  IN the source links are connections to a number of sites that approach this subject from different perspectives.
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Pretty much everywhere.  If there is no video content there yet, there will be within the next 5-10 years.  The newest thing I know of is using windows- anywhere and everywhere.  For example, Accenture has developed their "interactive wall" for use in marketing (as well as other application).  This is basically a projection onto frosted glass that has an ability to be interactive and even allows for multiple users to view individual content with personal sound using direction sound systems above the person.  You touch the screen and it responds immediately, even though you are only touching a window, basically.  This is going to be test marketed at a Virgin music store in either Chicago or New York.  Check out their website (below).  Their interactive network is the first thing that will pop up on their homepage.  It's so cool to play with and will be an amazing way to bring people into a store by using the windows as custom advertising, personalized to the individual viewing it.
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Well it depends on whether your old school has a web and put the picture on it. The way to get the picture is find you old school's website.
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You can talk about slingbox (product that allows people to record videos at home and then sent it to your laptop anyway in the world).\n\nPerhaps you can find a way to relate this technology to telecommunications by recording home video and sending video emails to someone's laptop.  Now there is a million dollar idea!