How Do Charges Interact Through Photon Exchange?

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charge and its "propagation"

if we imagine a charge. Now other "charges" can sense the presence of this charge when they are sufficiently close. This is due to temporary photons? Could some explain in a simple manner how this works? Take electric charges for instance.
 
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Try Richard Feynman's book "QED". It is (in my opinion) the best "simple" explanation.
 
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