“Social photography”的意思、由来-开放百科全书

The proliferation of easy-to-use open source blogging methods, inexpensively-priced equipment and content management system applications has led to an increase in photography for social change^[3] and amateur photojournalism.^[4]

Some extensions of social photography include geotagging and online mapping, while online social networking destinations like Facebook have led to an increase in the popularity of technology employing the real-time transfer of images. Where Facebook allows for users to instantly upload a picture from their mobile phone to their profile, there have recently been a number of services sprouting up that allows users to create real time photo streams.

A wireless digital camera enables photographers to connect to cellular networks or other hotspots to share photos, print wirelessly and save photos directly to an image hosting website.^[5] Geographic areas serviced by outdoor WiFi networks permit extended applications for geocaching which can include the use of Global Positioning Systems and smartphones.

Some news networks and online broadcasters encourage viewers to send in photographs of live, breaking and current events, enabling citizen journalists and amateur photographers to participate in the news gathering process.

Some business companies started to look for individuals who can take images opposed to stock-photos that would help evolve their brand and this is typically done through social photography. ^[6]

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References

1. ^Writing Project - Social Photography, January 21, 2008, last accessed May 8, 2008
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3. ^"Social Change Photography", FiftyCrows.org, last accessed May 8, 2008
4. ^"Wireless Digital Camera Guide", PhotographyReview.com, last accessed May 9, 2008
5. ^"The professionals, the media and the people", The Democratic Image {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080719140633/http://thedemocraticimage.opendemocracy.net/category/hughes-leglise/ |date=2008-07-19 }}, Hughes Leglise, April 21st, 2007, last accessed May 8, 2008
6. ^{{Cite news|url=http://www.markedperception.com/the-importance-of-great-photography-in-social-media/|title=The importance of great photography in social media|work=Advertising, Marketing and Design Agency In Leeds|access-date=2017-02-27|language=en-US}}