Microsoft live labs have released Photosynth which takes a large collection of photos of a place or an object, analyzes them for similarities, and then displays the photos in a reconstructed three-dimensional space, showing you how each one relates to the next. A demo was shown at TED 2007
A good look at how to get the most out of the blacks and whites of your digital images in Photoshop.
Ars Technica review Adobe's recently released version of Photoshop CS3
Cnet compare the picture quality from a Nokia 6300 (2 megapixel camera phone), Sony Ericsson K810i (3.2 megapixel camera phone) , Nokia N95 (5 megapixel camera phone) , Canon IXUS 70 (7.1 megapixel compact digital camera) and the Canon 400D (10 megapixel digital SLR) - the results are interesting.
A simple new system for the displaying and swapping of 6"x4" photographic prints.
Designed to encourage the swapping of images so only your most up-to-date images are on display - the curator:photo
Joerg Colberg asks the question What makes a great photo?
Spencer Platt's image of young Lebanese 'hipsters' driving through a devastated neighborhood in South Lebanon.
Considered one of the most difficult specialties for professional photographers, food photography - a good look at how you can get that steam and melted butter looking 'just right'
Using a simple carboard box, here is a step by step guide to making your own light tent for product photography.
Some tips from Lifehacker to help make the most of the camera on your phone
Eerie elegant photography from London based photographer Julia Fullerton-Batten
Earlier this year Polaroid stopped producing film for the SX-70 but luckily they have reached a deal with unsaleable to start re-selling a new improved blend of film
A photographic look at Chernobyl - 20 years after the city was abandoned
A list of the most popular cameras used by Flickr users has been put together by using the EXIF information found on the images uploaded.
Greenbulb have a couple of cheap simple accessories for your mobile phone camera. The greenbulb 'Colour flash cube' and the SS mirror to help you take self portraits
10 questions to ask yourself before taking a photograph - What story am I telling? Am I close enough? What is in the Background?
If you use Adobe Photoshop, then this resource of tips & tricks could come in handy
An easy to use flash browser for Flickr
Surreal photography from New York photographer Phil Toledano
A wonderful collection of press photography for 2006
A flash photo gallery application for viewing your images online - Slideshow Pro
A great little photography blog/newsletter - photojojo
Some good tips on taking photographs at live concerts
The top 10 marketing stock photography clichés
If shutter speed, aperture and ISO confuse you then here is a good primer from Photography Jam
Search through multiple stock photography libraries with this new online photography search engine
The LEICA C-LUX 1 has an extended focal length range equivalent to a 28-102 mm takes images at 6.1mp and looks really good (the camera that is not sure about the photos). If the brand and camera styling isn't that important you could always try the panasonic version
By blending the dynamic range of your photographs you can get the best out of the light that was available to you. Here are some good examples in Flickr and if you have Photoshop CS2 here is a tutorial on how to do it if not here is a photoshop plugin
After more than 103 years, the camera maker Konica-Minolta has decided to call it quits.
This Windows software, is a great little tool for adding colour to your black and white photographs
A simple list of image editing steps to make the most of your photographs.
Historical figures have always manipulated their photo opportunities to present the image that they wish the public to believe. This 'perceptual encouragement' is discussed at Fotolia Blog
Apple have just released 'Aperture' what looks like a direct competitor to Adobe's Photoshop.
Home photo printers have been falling in price - but so have the 'per print' costs at photo labs. Which is the cheapest?
If you are looking for tips on 'cleaning up' your portrait photography then try these tips from Lunacore
Some tricks used and how to spot them
The Lomo (Russian cameras from the cold war era) are very popular for their image quality and style. But if you don't want to part with your digital camera for a film one then here is some tips on getting the same look with your digital photos.
Photographer Donald Weber has some interesting photography from the Ukraine - The Underclass and its Bosses
Gizmodo have IMterviewed artist Jonathon Keats about his latest project - a photograph that takes 100 years to expose
Some dark imagery from the mean streets of Brooklyn, Brazil, Europe and Cuba - Boogie via Josh Spear
Epson have released their R-D1 digital rangefinder camera that accepts Leica M and L lenses. The images are as sharp as you would expect from a Rangefinder camera, but so is the price.
If you use iPhoto to catalogue your digital images then this article gives some good advice on how to keep it in control.
Some nice photography projects and a good flash interface - Making Room and some more good photography/design from Angela Lidderdale - via k10k
A good lesson in shooting your photo's in RAW format and post processing in photoshop.
PCWorld has an interesting article on the current state of archival injet printers and papers
A good site with online photography lessons that range from creating your own studio lighting set-up (cheaply) and getting the most out of your camera settings - Morguefile
An Australian photography site with an interesting flash interface
Allan Tannenbaum caught some interesting moments of the New York nightlife in the 70's
A stock photography search engine - Yotophoto
The Feature talk to John Poisson, leader of Sony Corporation's mobile media research and design groups in Tokyo, about the use of mobile phone cameras.
With Black and White photography only one click of the mouse away, Kodak have decided to stop producing black and white photo paper.
The advent of digital technology has greatly changed the distribution and production of photography. Because of this some Photolabs are refusing to print professional looking photographs out of fear that they will be breaking copyright. Professional photographers are also having to change their business model from a 'per print' model to an hourly rate.
The new Nikon digital cameras are being challenged by the creators of photoshop as well as their users for not giving up control of the white balance data in the photographs. Nikon suggest they need to do this to give the tightest integration possible - while Thomas Knoll from Adobe says it is just a way for them to sell their software 'Nikon Capture'
Nikon have today released their new 'entry level' digital SLR. The 6.1 megapixel camera comes with a New AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 18-55mm lense.
A good list of free stock photography resources
A good collection of photography
Using cameras to capture more than just light, speed and focus - Context Photography looks at capturing other environmental products.
Tagged photo sharing - do a search
Nice Flash photography portfolio site
The Vanity Fair Hollywood issue has a cover shot taken by Annie Leibovitz showing 10 famous actresses - the analysis is less flattering
An indepth look at the differences of shooting on film or shooting digitally
Conscientious - a weblog about photography and coincidences and Photoblogs (a directory of photoblogs)
A good collection of some of her work.
Michael Wesely has developed a process for taking photographs with extremely long shutter speeds - some as long as a year.
Tests show that home photography printers can be better than getting your prints developed at a photo lab.
An interesting 'portfolio' of photography that has been found on the streets of Buenos Aires
Hewlett-Packard are developing a badge that celebrities can wear that will blur any digital cameras that attempt to take photo's of them.
Should a flash be added to all camera phones to stop people taking covert images with their camera phones?
Some nice photography
A wonderful selection of street photography.
