In our last post on social media and photography, we covered some of the basics on how to use this exciting medium to share your pictures. In this post, we will mention some of the hottest social networks photographers can use to showcase their work. Read more »
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Using social media as a way to promote your photography (part II)
Friday, October 7th, 2011
In our last post on social media and photography, we covered some of the basics on how to use this exciting medium to share your pictures. In this post, we will mention some of the hottest social networks photographers can use to showcase their work. Read more »
Photography highlights in the news (8/17/11)
Wednesday, August 17th, 2011
Fighting for the right for young school girls to upload lewd photos to the devastation taking place right now in Somalia, and all points between, let's take a look at some of the photo news bits for this week. Read more »
Using social media as a way to promote your photography
Tuesday, July 26th, 2011
I fondly remember the days when e-mail was all the rave. I remember sitting in from of my Sun Workstation back in my engineering days in Piscataway, New Jersey just being amazed at the ability to send and receive email to someone halfway around the world. Then I was introduced to newsgroups where people like me who were in the science and engineering fields would engage in all types of debates on current events. Then there was the ability to download audio clips. I think my first audio download was a clip from the Three Stooges where Curly did his famous "Whoop-Whoop-Whoop-Whoop-Whoop" expression. I was so amazed over the fact that I could download audio that I set that Curly sound as the sound for my incoming e-mail. And boy did I get a lot of e-mail (maybe that is why he decided to take an early retirement...hmmm)! Read more »
Share Your Photos on Facebook or Flickr
Friday, April 30th, 2010
The lastest Zoner Photo Studio actualization shows the new course it has set forth. It adds some completely new options enabling the photographers to update their Facebook and Flickr profiles. This is the first step on the way to interconnect ZPS with the social networks.
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