So, when do we see some examples of what it can do?

A few moments after you search for "TZ100 sample images"?

If you want examples of what I can do with it, you'll have to wait.

Indeedy, I want to see your pictures.

On the topic of photos, how do people show their photos online these days?

Facebook doesn't seem the right place. I put stuff on instagram when on holiday (or when doing something vaguely interesting), but that's usually a quick on the spot job rather than for photos I may bother to process the raws of, since I like it to be chronological. Does anyone still actually use Flickr?

If you mean for family/friends where you want to share personal photos, I just use a shared Google drive folder.

For things I want to exhibit (though that's probably too grand a word) I've used artfinder.

A chap at work a while back mentioned something about selling photos to stock art websites, where they pay a nominal fee for your pictures. It's never something I looked into, but sounds interesting.

I was thinking more the exhibit/show off/get some exposure. Where Flickr maybe still is the best generic place maybe.

Flickr being Yahoo puts me off. They seem about as secure as a rickety shed.

Good point.

I have a desire to show off my average photos to strangers. Maybe instagram is the best place these days, considering the hashtag system and volume of users. But I like it to be "live" or chronological. Do I need a separate account? No, surely not, I already have one for the cat :$

tumblr seems popular with the *serious* photo crowd.

I don't do social media, I only put photos on my own hosted web site (but link to them from elsewhere). Flickr does weird scaling things that degrade picture quality, plus their links aren't real reliable from what I've seen.

Tumblr? Really?
I always thought it was for memes and kids. Never really ventured on there.

I did a parody called fumblr

http://designartcraft.com/photo/afbp-about.htm