Link Roundup 01-31-2010
By Brian Auer • February 1st, 2010- How to Get Your Images into Galleries
Black Star Rising - Wtf Photos From Old Times
Do While - 20 Photoshop Lighting Effects Tutorials for Image Enhancement
The Photo Argus - Mastering Photoshop: Unknown Tricks and Time-Savers
Smashing Magazine - An Introduction to Exposure Blending with RAW
Photo Tuts+ - 40 Stunning Examples of High Speed Photography
SmashingApps - Tips For Street Or Candid Photography in a Post-Sept 11 World
Picture Correct - The Beginner’s Guide to Creating a Photoblog: Part 1
Photo Tuts+ - 7 Ways to Create Powerful Photos with Colour
Photo Tuts+ - Filters For Black and White Photography
Picture Correct - Protecting your copyright in a digital world
Photocritic - Strange Worlds by Matthew Albanese
Petapixel - The 10 Most Collectible Photography Books of All Time
AbeBooks - The Haitian Earthquake in Pictures
Zoriah.net - Boom! Marko Slavnik Wins $100,000 From Nikon Festival
Chase Jarvis - Freeze Your Camera, Get Better High ISO?
The Photoblographer - Megapixel Mania
The Discerning Photographer - Pixels vs Grain: Just for Fun
Figital Revolution - 16 Stunning Long Exposure Rock Pool Photos
Light Stalking - Stop-Motion Music Video Nominated for Grammy, Prints for Sale
Petapixel - Why Going Pro on Flickr is Worth It
Go Holga - Ah, The Great Banksy Quote
Friends of Irony - The Stunning Beauty of Iraq: 20 Spectacular Photos
Lightstalking - Looking into the Past
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Brian Auer is a photography enthusiast from San Diego, California. He's also the guy behind the Epic Edits Weblog. As a hobbyist photographer since 2003, his passion has been to constantly improve his photography skill set, to share his own knowledge with others, and to become an integral part of the photographic community.
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I really appreciate you posting all sorts of wonderfukl links – It’s very helpful – Thank you!
Well shoot, I spend quite a bit of time in Google Reader checking out new blogs and keeping up with old ones. It would be a crime to not share all the good stuff I find. Thanks for the comment — it’s always nice to know somebody out there is reading this stuff.