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.

For those of us fellow photographers, who has a very limited budget, but knows how to use their heads and hands, I dedicate this post . Here is the list of links to websites, where you can find how to do the whole bunch of things for photography:

• DIY for photography - links
• How to Make Your Own Waterproof Camera Enclosure
• DIY Manual focus screen for DSLRs
• Extreme Macro Photography on a budget among others at PhotoCritic.org
• DIY Ring Light and DIY LightBox by Joseph Holst
• Photo Studio for Less Than $100
• The DIY guide to cheap studio lighting
• Build A 1600W Studio Broadlight
• Home Made Flash Bracket

We often take pictures of people, buildings and events and may not realize what laws we are breaking when take, process and use those pictures. Or sometimes we don't know what we can do and how to defend ourselves from people who claim that we've done something wrong. Well, check out the following articles:

• Legal issues for photographers at About.Com
• Legal Aspects of Photography at PhotoStop.Com
• Frequently Asked Questions about Copyright
• New Copyright Law Lets Photographers Register Unfinished Work
• Photography Law and Photographer's Rights by Bert P. Krages
• New digital camera? Know how, where you can use it

Well many of you know about the unending battle between RAW and JPEG camps. There is a good article "Cost Analysis: RAW vs. JPEG" at ShootSmarter.com (you have to register there to see the article - free and easy). Jim Tweedie who wrote the article gives us good facts about how much it takes to take, process and keep the RAW files (time is money). Though I may not agree with all of his points, they are very valid ones.

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Recently I bought an iPod and catched the flu - podcasts and video stuff that could be played and watch on the iPod. So, I browsed the web and here are a few links to photography related podcasts:

• PhotoshopTV - iTunes, website
• PhotoshopKillerTips - iTunes, website
• Photo History Lectures - iTunes, website
• LensWork - website
• Nikonians - website
• LightSource Photography Podcast - website
• Martin Bailey Tips & Techniques - iTunes, website

And you may want to check Podcast.net