Zoom to it - Web pages dedicated to digital photography
zoom.to.it was a website dedicated to digital photography, online since 2005: it invited visitors to submit their own photographs for the weekly publication of the best one, with the author's first and last name, camera model and a brief description of the subject.1
The page, optimised for a video resolution of at least 1024x768 pixels, remained unchanged as late as August 2006.2
The zoom.to.it domain in the web archive
The domain zoom.to.it, in the web archive since 18 April 2005, presents itself as «Zoom to it - Pagine web dedicate alla fotografia digitale» (Web pages dedicated to digital photography).
The zoom.to.it website, a photo gallery of readers
The earliest archived copies of the zoom.to.it website, between 2005 and 2006, show a space where the photo judged most beautiful among those submitted by visitors was published weekly, together with the author's name and, where given, the camera model used.
The zoom.to.it website, dedicated to digital photography (2005-2006)
The zoom.to.it website, in the web archive snapshots of 18 April 2005 and 20 August 2006, appears with the same subtitle, «Pagine web dedicate alla fotografia digitale» (Web pages dedicated to digital photography).
The zoom.to.it domain
The domain zoom.to.it was online from 18 April 2005 to 20 August 2006, the dates of the first and last snapshots preserved by the archive, always under the heading «Zoom to it - Pagine web dedicate alla fotografia digitale».
The zoom.to.it website
The website, recorded by the web archive at the domain zoom.to.it between 2005-04-18 and 2006-08-20, published weekly the photo judged most beautiful among those submitted by visitors, with the author's name shown alongside the image.
The zoom.to.it photo contest (2005-2006)
In the snapshots of 18 April 2005 and 20 August 2006, the zoom.to.it website, dedicated to digital photography, periodically published the best photo received from visitors, with the author's name and, at their discretion, the camera model used.12
Sources
- web.archive.org — 18 April 2005
- web.archive.org — 20 August 2006