Music For Photography allows you to buy royalty free music for your slideshows and other presentations

Photodocumentary Folio x12 [an odd name for a site, eh?] is hosting Munem Wasif‘s Tainted Tea [pdf] project

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 1.0 is now officially out

One other thing that digital photographers should consider using is Camer Bits‘ PhotoMechanic. It's on my short list of – must-have – for 2007.

Q&A with Muhammad Yunus, the brains behind Grameen Bank

Anyone read Vikram Chandra's Sacred Games yet?

Design with India, on February 5, 2007

Life is a Picnik, right? One more online photo editing tool. Read the review here.

Are you on the Creative Hotlist? This is a site for graphic designers, illustrators, photographers. Yeah, like us.

Brusheezy: A repository of Photoshop brushes and patterns. Very cool!

“Footnote is an impressive resource which launched last week that allows users to access and annotate millions of historical documents online for the first time.” This is really impressive if you are a history hound like me. [Via SolutionWatch]

Trying to keep track of your webstats? There is Google Analytics which is free (yeah!) Then there is Mint, which just went from 1.0 to 2.0. Also check out Clicky (free until they get the bugs out).

Bookcrossing claims to be the world's biggest free book club. Oprah, you listening?

NPPA's Best of Photojournalism 2006 is now online

Communication Arts' Photography Annual is seeking submissions

I want this iconic image signed and framed. Anybody want to pass the hat around? It's only $4675.

BoxCloud – “an easy way to share files with clients and coworkers”

Hand-picked Photoshop Tutorial – these are freakin' awesome [via Smashing magazine]

Lighting with remotes – David Miralle, sports shooter extrordinaire explains how he can get two different images of the same scene by triggering remote cameras and lights. [Via SportsShooter]

Shelfari – create a virtual book shelf and share it with our friends. Oprah, watch out!

Learn Hindi from Bollywood movies [I am a wee bit skeptical about this, but whatever floats your boat]

NBC launched “world blog” but I think it is just much of the same perspective we get out of the network at 6 pm everyday. I'll be watching this blog to see if they really depart from the same old-same old stuff.

Black Star Rising “is designed to educate professional photographers, amateur photographers and photography buyers alike.”

How to be a curious photographer?

The Visual Dictionary

Swami Safari “showcasing the style of great artists and eventually having a collage of many different styles and intepretations of the same core theme (i.e. Hindu spirituality and ancient mythology)”

I am using CiteBite more and more as I read more and more and quote more and more

John Loomis, who edits Blueeyes Magazine just sent me an email saying issue 14 is now out

Don't Almost Give [that is, give when you are thinking about it … like right now]

Multimediashooter: “multimediashooter.com hopes to bring simple and totally career-altering advice for managing information and time. It will attempt to reveal the ways hardware and software can improve our multimedia/storytelling skills.”

The National Association of Photoshop Professionals has a new publication called Darkroom. This is geared towards those of us who use Adobe Photoshop Lightroom [currently in beta, but with a whole lotta promise]. NAPP also publishes the excellent Photoshop User and broadcasts Photoshop TV.

How to choose CD/DVD Archival Media

The Online Photographer has a dedicated site now to sell prints

13 Photographs that changed the world. At 12 is Margaret Bourke-White's quiet image of Mahatma Gandhi at his spinning wheel.

Pixel Corps, a guild for digital craftsmen

Mac & PC Software for Starving Students (and those who aren't students but are starving nonetheless)

Chugs Designs – based in Bangalore, creating world-class websites. Nice!