Some useful information on dynamic range or latitude of the film (or digital chip) is presented in the article Dynamic Range Explained.
Reading various books and articles I learned that

• Black&White Film Negative is about 9 f-stops
• Color Film Negative is about 7 f-stops
• Color Film Positive (slides) is about 3-5 f-stops
• Canon 1D Mark II has about 9 f-stop range

So the article mostly confirms the information I've learned and states that the digital cameras (professional grade) have equal or better latitute than traditional film. And the only battle to win is the resolution, because the grain/noise battle has already been won by digital cameras.

In order to create some simple portfolio to potential clients (not a wedding album) I searched the internet for related articles and services. Here is the list of the companies that provide nice portfolio books:

• House of Portfolios
• PFile
• FastPortfolio
• ModelingAdvice
• Master Graphics
• The Silverprint Catalogue 2005
• Renaissance Art
• Quincy

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Through a Digital Wedding Forum I came to a useful link about insurance for photographers:
An Insurance Primer for Photographers

By now I've bookmarked several websites of great wedding photographers and want to share those with you. Such guys and gals as they inspire me and make me learn and evolve:

• David Beckstead
• Todd Johnson
• James Hodgins
• IDC Photography
• Pfister Photo Art
  
• Ian Wilkinson
• Linda Wallace
• XSiGHT
  

This is a link to a PhotographyBLOG, where you can find some recent news related to photography, photo equipment and etc. With a short overview of the news they provide a link to the actual website of the manufacturer or poster of the event/news.