This website mostly conforms to the World Wide Web Consortium's DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict specifications, which should ensure that pages maintain the same appearance when viewed in all compatible web browsers. Specifically, this website has been tested in Microsoft Internet Explorer versions 6, 7 and 8, Mozilla Firefox 2, Google Chrome, Apple Safari and Netscape Navigator 9. Earlier web browsers will work to some extent but some features may not function correctly. The mobile version of this page should work in all web-enabled mobile phones.
The page content width is 975 pixels and any screen resolution wider than this will display the website well. Typical resolutions are 1,024 x 768 pixels for standard-shaped monitors, or 1,366 x 768 for widescreen monitors. The mobile version of this page is designed for lower resolutions.
JavaScript is a scripting language which allows dynamic content to be displayed and updated within web pages. It is client-side, rather than server-based, which means that the script operations are performed within your web browser, following your input. This website currently uses JavaScript to display maps (provided by Google Maps), allowing you to see precise photo shooting locations. JavaScript is also used to display adverts (provided by Google AdSense and Amazon) as well as offer basic search functionality.
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Our pages are designed to work well in all browsers and on all devices, including speech and braille units. All photos include meaningful descriptive text, while hard-of-hearing subtitles can be activated on all our videos. We aim to introduce access key functionality in summer 2010.
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