Most of the people on Flickr are a friendly sort. Most of them.Like anywhere though, you do get the odd creep sneaking in. Here are six true stories that should make you just a little bit scared next time you’re uploading your vacation pictures to Flick

Scott Feldstein helps the beginner photographer to explore the more complicated side of their digital camera. A great article if you want to move away from the automatic mode of your camera and increase your photography skills.

Another nice wee article for beginners about depth of field, and how to use it to improve your photography.

John Harrington takes a look at Naked Light, a possible Photoshop alternative for Mac users. The software is currently very much in beta, but it seems like it may have potential.

Digital cameras today are sophisticated pieces of technology. With all those buttons, menus, options, and features comes a steep learning curve and a good investment ...

Beyond Megapixels have a great article with tips on how to protect your lens. While most of the tips are well known to photographers who know their stuff, this is a great piece for beginners.

Thomas Hawk writes about why you should add keywording to your list of tasks when processing your photographs. He also has advice on how to effectively keyword before uploading to your chosen photo sharing website.

The best book on Camera Raw, “Real World Camera Raw with Adobe Photoshop CS3” has been updated and is in stock and now shipping.

There are four important factors when creating a photo sharing site. The photo’s, the community, the publicity and the innovation.