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Photography involves creating pictures by recording light onto a light-sensitive medium. Modern day cameras render photographs onto photographic film or, more commonly, electronic image sensors.

On this website, users can browse through thousands of photographs on almost any subject imaginable. Users can also submit photographs, create online albums, slideshows, and ecards.

Coppermine is an advanced, user-friendly, picture gallery script. It is used for creating online photo albums and is free. Users can choose to make their galleries private or open to all viewers. Photos can be organized by theme.

Flickr, a Canadian company, was launched in 2004. It is a popular site for photo sharing. In addition, it is used by bloggers as a photo repository. Users can use Flickr to produce customized greeting cards, stamps, photo albums, and calendars.

Freewebs was founded in 2001 by three brothers. The site has 17 million members and claims that anyone with an Internet connection can easily build a high-quality website.

On Jamendo artists distribute their music under Creative Commons licenses, which allows downloading, remixing, and sharing music for free. Users can listen to, download, and write reviews of the music.

Photobucket, created in 2003 and headquartered in Denver, is a site for uploading, sharing, linking, and finding photos, videos, and graphics. Photobucket's free albums store thousands of photos and hours of video.

Tripod is a free easy website builder. The user can build a website following the directions on line. Photo albums and blogs are components of the sites. Tripod also offers subscriptions for hosting the site.

TypePad is a blogging service for professionals that hosts many of the world's most popular blogs and business websites. TypePad is easy to use, and there is a free trial. Users can keep their domain names.