Abstract: According to one embodiment, a method, computer system, and computer program product for head-driven, self-captured photography is provided. The embodiment may include detecting a trigger event performed by a user while the user is interacting with a virtual environment. The embodiment may also include displaying a virtual camera within the virtual environment. The embodiment may further include modifying a location, a distance, and an orientation of the virtual camera in relation to the user based on a plurality of facial movement trigger events by the user. The embodiment may also include capturing one or more images using the virtual camera at the location, the distance, and the orientation based on a facial movement trigger event within the plurality of facial movement trigger events.

Abstract: A method, computer system, and a computer program product for filtering at least one element. The present invention may include receiving a user gesture. The present invention may also include determining a requested action based on the received user gesture. The present invention may then include filtering at least one element associated with a webpage based on the determined requested action. The present invention may further include rendering a modified webpage based on the filtered at least one element.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for sharing photos. A non-limiting example of the computer-implemented method includes identifying, using a processor, an event and potential attendees at the event based on photo metadata and facial recognition and establishing, using the processor, the event and attendees at the event. The method sends, using the processor, a preview photo based on original photo from another attendee at the event to an attendee who is a requestor. The method receives, using the processor, a selection of the preview photo from the requestor and sends, using the processor, the original photo based on the preview photo to the requestor.

Abstract: A method, computer system, and a computer program product for filtering at least one element. The present invention may include receiving a user gesture. The present invention may also include determining a requested action based on the received user gesture. The present invention may then include filtering at least one element associated with a webpage based on the determined requested action. The present invention may further include rendering a modified webpage based on the filtered at least one element.

Abstract: A method, computer system, and a computer program product for filtering at least one element. The present invention may include receiving a user gesture. The present invention may also include determining a requested action based on the received user gesture. The present invention may then include filtering at least one element associated with a webpage based on the determined requested action. The present invention may further include rendering a modified webpage based on the filtered at least one element.

Abstract: A method, computer system, and a computer program product for filtering at least one element. The present invention may include receiving a user gesture. The present invention may also include determining a requested action based on the received user gesture. The present invention may then include filtering at least one element associated with a webpage based on the determined requested action. The present invention may further include rendering a modified webpage based on the filtered at least one element.

Abstract: One aspect is a method for utilizing key points in a progress bar to browse through content. The method includes displaying one or more hill-shaped flags at each of one or more key points on the progress bar such that a hill top of each of the one or more hill-shaped flags corresponds to a respective key point of the one or more key points. The progress bar has a slider configured to slide along the progress bar. The method further includes sliding the slider through a first hill-shaped flag, of the one or more hill-shaped flags, on the progress bar automatically, responsive to browsing content. The method further includes decreasing, by a computer processor, a content browsing speed from a first speed to a second speed, responsive to the slider sliding through the first hill-shaped flag.