COMMUNICATION


• Use the Web for electronic mail, newsgroups and research
  
• Transmit digital picture files
• Sell photographs to web publishers

  PUBLICATION
  

• Get listed and post samples on a photographers' gallery site.
• Develop your own web site to publish portfolios, credentials, background information and new work.
  
• Create photoessays and photojournalism features paid for by subscribers or sponsored by advertisers.

  TRANSACTION
  

• Search and download on-line stock photography.
  
• Post and sell your photographs over the net.

The links below illustrate the range of photography connections on the World Wide Web discussed in the Viscomm 95 seminar, "Internet 101: Should You Be On the Net?" by Jack Powers. This list is by no means comprehensive, but it provides some good examples.

A WALKING TOUR OF THE INTERNET

1. Sydney University Cappucino Machine
2. Iguana Images
3. Talk to My Cat
4. The Well and Brian's Page
5. CBS Television Network
6. Paramount/Star Trek
7. Zima
8. Adobe Systems
9. Eli Lilly corporatehome page with Chairman Randy
10. The Lycos web spider with more than 10 million pages in a searchable database
11. Yahoo's Photography page

    COMMUNICATION

12. National Press Photographers Association newsgroup
13. Agfa Corp. home page
14. Eastman Kodak home page
15. Kaidan electronic camera accessories

    PUBLICATION

16. Photographers on the Net list
17. Portfolios On-Line
18. Seth Resnick's promotional site
19. Photon Magazine on the Web
20. The Russian Chronicles photojournalism project

    TRANSACTION

21. Joel Day's list of Stock Photo web sites
22. Photos On-Line stock photo and editorial
23. Kodak's Seymour database with 300,000 searchable images
24. Muse downloadable stock photography

If you've got any additions or comments about this set of examples, please POST me a note. My notes and slides from the sessions built on this material will be available here on ELECTRIC PAGES.