From the moment they are taken, photos are immersed in language—they’re subject to discussion, no matter how mundane or trivial. Thus new- comer Phoja provides a free discussion board for users to post and gab about photos, sharing their terribly interesting insights with the community at large.
Photos can be posted directly from your mobile or from the web. Phoja’s also implemented a Digg like function whereby each photo is voted for, and either buried or showcased, depending on user input. Besides using the site to discuss the beautiful sunrise you snapped, members can seek advice and ask questions about things they should buy, how they can improve their photog skills, how many calories a half eaten burger contains, slingbacks or pumps, directions to the nearest park, and so on. It’s like having your own free personal assistant.
Phoja.com In Their Own Words
“Phoja is a free “social photo discussion” service, where users can share photos and discuss about them with the rest of the community.
You may post photos on Phoja from the web site or your mobile phone. The photos can be about something interesting you saw, something you need advice on, and even something amusing. You can also post photos taken from your mobile phone camera or a digital camera, along with a relevant question, and seek advice from other like-minded Phoja users.”
Why Phoja.com It Might Be A Killer
Phoja has the right stuff to be successful. It’s got media and mobile integration. It’s got community. And it’s got money earning opportunities (using Google’s Adsense). The site has a comfortable, user-friendly feel to it, and it’s both practical and entertaining.
Some Questions About Phoja.com
How is Phoja going to spread the word? As there aren’t many users yet, many snapping photos for advice will have to wait for an answer. Will Phoja implement video integration as well? 
