Out there is a ZATZ magazine (just learned about it), where the Senior Editor James Booth has written a lot of articles regarding photography. Among those articles I was interested in "The art of amateur wedding photography" (part I, part II and part III) and Wedding photography mishaps.
But you will find much more articles written by James. Check it out.

When I've done search on photography podcasts (previous post), I found a website that dedicated to Studio photography. It's called - StudioLighting.net. There you will find explanations of light patterns, lighting setups and even "do it yourself" section. This website could be a good start for a new portrait photographer.

Another interesting encounter - PhotoshopUser.Com. There is a useful tutorial on Photoshop technique for portrait and wedding photographers. This tutorial helps you create a template for photograph - more like a postcard. But it has one interesting detail - sloppy borders. And it achieved quite easily, all other tutorials I've seen very much more complicated. So take a look.

Do you want ot learn photography lighting and start it from the very beginning, where everything is crystal clear? Here is your chance - PPF LIGHTING WORKSHOP (Lighting Dynamics) by Ed Shapiro. You can post your questions and ideas, they will be answered. This is the Must Read for almost every photographer.

May be some of you know that Ed Shapiro, which articles I have on my website, was sick for a few months. Thank God, now he is well again and back to business. It seems that he still has the same level of energy as before, so he become a moderator and prolific contributor to the the
ProPhotoForum - Professional Photographers Forum. This forum dedicated to every aspect of professional photography and you can find there answers to many of your questions. There is a special section of the forum - Ed's Workshops, which you may want to pay a special attention :)