Freelancers, get your photo portfolio critiqued by a Pulitzer prize winning photo editor, Stella Kramer. Costs $125.
Ninja Words, a fast, online dictionary that is well, like a Ninja
Pixer.us is another online photo editor. I ought to do a review of all the ones that have cropped up. Anyone want to help me compile a list? The longest list wins a TIFFINBOX T-shirt (large/x-large). So, help …
Neil Patel's 50 favorite blogging resources
Adobe Evangelists: Photoshop Lots of PDF's to download and read about our favorite image editing program
Confused about the connection between megapixels, image file size, and print dimensions? Check this PDF out and also this site, thanks to Photojojo
Photographer's Office – “an easy way to manage customers, organize tasks and visualize your progress. Simply put, you'll spend less time doing paperwork, and more time taking pictures.”
That's My Monkey is a web site by photographers for photographers of all skill levels. They have articles, video tutorials and Photoshop actions you can buy [yummy].
Is there a diet out there for Bookfat? Wonder if bloggers experience this as well. I now have two big reasons to return to the gym.
Surendra Lawoti is a Nepali photographer based in Somerville, Massachusetts. Read the India New England article about him here.
Can you tell why The Seattle Times‘ Rod Mar has the Best Seat In The House?
blogmailr allows you to send in your blog entry from your email service. Nifty!
LitSum is a free online repository of book summaries. Yes, sorta like Clif Notes online. [via lifehacker]
Photography All Stars. “This site is intended to help anyone from the beginning photographer, to the experienced Pro. Every member will have access to all five instructors to learn skills, techniques, and marketing.” Cost is $995/year. Only open to those who are serious about improving their craft.
JobCoin. Add a job board [as I have] on your blog.
Ambient Design has released ArtRage2. Get it. It's absolute fun!
Smashing Magazine [WARNING: For Geeks like me!]
For digital photographers who shoot raw files, this is DAM useful. Also check out Peter Krogh's book and video tutorials on digital asset management, DAM for short. Now, you didn't think I was swearing did you?
True stories, told in one sentence: One Sentence [via Sree Sreenivasan]
National Geographic photographer [and may I add, Legend] Sam Abell helps a young photojournalist discover her signature style [via Aphotoaday.org]
Photograph your polling place [this is directed to Americans on November 7, 2006]
Zamzar. Not your daddy's file converter.
Photojojo's Mailable Photo Frame [these guys simply up the ante on coolness every single week!]
I am lusting after a subscription of Before & After magazine. It's “only” $24. Anyone want to send me a Christmas surprise? I'll send back positive Karmic vibes, I promise.
Desipundit, gone and then back again … phew! [via Quick Online Tips]
Dhingana provides free streaming Indian music online. [via Quick Online Tips]
Adobe's Design Center Tutorials
I am comparing two web-based form builders: Wufoo and Icebrrg. Will post my thoughts on them in a week.
If you ever wanted to know what different colors woulc go well together and you have a photograph to use as your guide, this little color palette generator will get you going a lot farther.