You need, in fact, to get amongst it.
Here are some places to go.
If you run out, check the additional sites at the end of the post.
Digital Photography School
Tutorials, cameras, accessories, software.
You name it,these guysknow more than you think they do.
I’m constantly impressed with both the depth and breadth of knowledge here.
Interesting recent articles include a post ontime-lapse photographyand a review of theR-Strapcamera strap replacement fromBlackRapid.
These things are cool, and I really want one.
dpreviewtakes reviews to a new level.
All of the specifications on all of the digital cameras I’ve ever owned.
Great comparisons, wonderfully reasonable advice.
It’s the depth of this stuff that’s stunning.
And in the end, they changed my mind for me.
Good feeds from dpreview, too, and theBuyer’s Guideis comprehensive, with a greatfeatures searchcapability.
These days things are much nicer.
They take it all a little more seriously too, and the site features some wonderful photographers.
Blogs, monthly projects.
It’s all there for the taking.
Free and paid memberships ala flickr are available and worthwhile.
Articles abound, but that’s not all.
Links to photographer websites, access to stock photos, somewhere to build your professional photography website usingImagePRO.
It’s all here.
Careful with the links.
They’ll take you to numerous other websites.
PopPhoto
Popular Photography is the reference site I’ve stumbled upon most recently.
Where else might you find a post onphotographing hot springs, for instance?
Great How-To articles are easy to find.
Spend some time and pick up some new skills.
Need more?
you could catch up onphoto news, findother photograph sites, or check out aseriously large photography blog.
