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Home Gallery Schedule Newsletter About Us Contact Us ........................... Resources Links ........................... Members' Website Links by Subject	Links - By Subject I am trying to compile a page that has listings by subject i.e., Online Image Editing, etc. So if you know of a really good website for a particular subject, please let me know. Please email your information to: webmaster@sackvillephotographyclub.ns.ca ________________________________________________________________________________ B Burning CDs & DVDs C Convert Slides to Print Critique - Photos Color Basics D Depth of Field Calculator E Electronic Flash Information F Flick'r - Blurb - Make a book out of your Flick'r photos. Flash Tutorial Photography related things on the internet that are free.. freephoto.com - Need a pic for a project... these are free.. just give them credit. www.yodio.com - This is a free website where you can add your voice to your images. www.mediacollege.com/photography - Free site to get basic information about photography with video and tutorials. www.photoshopsupport.com - Numerous tricks, uses and helpful hints and examples of how to make great use of Photoshop. www.naturephotographers.net/imagecritique ... improve your nature photos. G View Point Gallery - Halifax Craig Gallery - Alderney Landing, Dartmouth I Image Editing L Lightroom - Photoshop - Killer Tips.com Lens Rental - Lens Lenders is a Canadian business specializing in SLR camera lens rentals. Learning Centre - Canon Digital P Photography -- New to Photography? Tutorials etc. Photoshop -Tutorials, PhotoshopUserTV Podcast - Photo Share, Tips from Top Floor, NYIP, Photography Podcast. S Scanning Photos School - Digital Photography - Blog V Video - Digital SLR Tips Volunteer - With your camera _______________________________________________________________________________ "On one hand, you want to see your subject well. On the other hand, you want to be caught off guard to retain the spontaneity. If you know your subject too well you stop seeing it". Harold Feinstein

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