Photography sites

[Fulcannelli]

Just purchased a d700, was interested in any good photography resources on the net that anyone can give me.... like red bubble (great site)

 

[The Wayfarer]

Originally Posted by Fulcannelli

Just purchased a d700, was interested in any good photography resources on the net that anyone can give me.... like red bubble (great site)

I'd suggest starting at http://www.canon.com/

 

[Fulcannelli]

Originally Posted by The Wayfarer

I'd suggest starting at http://www.canon.com/

never heard of them, Ill give them a go though if I get bored

did find this though....http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2008/0...hotograph.html

 

[The Wayfarer]

I tend to frequent websites of my favorite artists more than anything. But, a site I was given yesterday by an instructor that you may find useful is http://photography-now.net

 

[Fulcannelli]

Originally Posted by The Wayfarer

I tend to frequent websites of my favorite artists more than anything. But, a site I was given yesterday by an instructor that you may find useful is http://photography-now.net

top man, cheers W

 

[wmmk]

Fred Miranda is where it's at.

 

[sfnewbie]

dpreview.com is a decent photography forum site

 

[FatMod]

dgrin is a superb community with a wide range of talents, weekly competitions and good feedback threads on your photos. An impressive layout to the site, I have been a member for years but haven't used it for quite some time. Very friendly crowd. www.dgrin.com

 

[jordanbert]

Hi, Have a look at http://www.dphotographer.co.uk - you can get good tips and share your pics with loads of other people. It's a really friendly community.

 

[Fulcannelli]

great sites, thank you people

 

[itmfl2046]

http://flickr.com is really where it's at.
dpreview is great for reviews etc, but the forums are full of trolls and pixel peepings posts.

Find a Flickr group which you're interested in (Safari, street photography, portraiture etc) an dive in. Great for feedback, inspiration and general geekery.