The Internet can be a wonderful thing. \u00a0Oh sure, there’s a lot of spam, malware and general lameness online, but I’m awed by how much it has added to my personal wealth of knowledge!<\/p>\n
When I returned to photography after what now seems a millennium, the entire field of digital photography baffled me. \u00a0After realizing that basic concepts about light, composition, depth of field and so on, still held, the how was still a bit of a mystery.<\/p>\n
Enter the Internet. \u00a0There are videos galore on YouTube<\/a> and Vimeo<\/a>. \u00a0A plethora of web sites, both professional and amateur, exist to lend guidance, support and inspiration.<\/p>\n Here then, is a brief list of web sites I find useful for a wide range of photographic information:<\/p>\n And of what value would these sites be without a place to store and view our photos? Here are some sites and programs I use:<\/p>\n There are many, many more. \u00a0I may revise this list from time to time, or add another. For now, this is a quick “bookmark” for ones I use frequently.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The Internet can be a wonderful thing. \u00a0Oh sure, there’s a lot of spam, malware and general lameness online, but I’m awed by how much it has added to my personal wealth of knowledge! When I returned to photography after … Continue reading \n
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