The Photography Links page will contain links to online resources for photographers. The links will be reviewed by the Teton Photography Group Executive Committee and chosen for their value in the art and technical aspects of photography, image editing, and printing. We will categorize the links for rapid identification and provide annotation when possible.
Discussion Forums
Photo.net is the granddaddy of photography discussion forums. Whatever your photographic challenge might be, it’s probably been answered on this site. The Canon EOS, Nikon, wedding, the business of photography, and even a large format groups discuss everything related to their topic.
International photography discussion forum that can be informative, funny, or snarky. Users select the specific fora they want to subscribe to and a daily email takes you to the new forum posts. There are also multiple photo postings with discussion and critique.
Education
Bryan Peterson School of Photography: Bryan Peterson has a number of great books for the beginning photographers and they are a great place to start. This website has many classes (some costly, some free) that help photographers at every level.
www.Digital-Photography-School.com
Lots of free photo tips and tutorial that come with the newsletter. The information and website is extensive. One user reported visiting dozens of times for two years and had only scratched on the surface. This has lots of information for the beginner but also for every other level of photographic skill.
One of the most comprehensive and professional educational video services available. You can pay for an individual subscription or use is without charge through your Teton County Library account (TCL.)
A learning community for photographers, Cambridge in Colour has tutorials, tools, and well categorized discussion forums covering all aspects of photography.
A pair of wildlife photographers who have teamed up to produce high quality YouTube videos on gear, techniques, processing. Some of these are pretty heavy into technology but they are unbiased and comprehensive.
Gear & Reviews
Adorama is reputable online camera gear seller that is reliable and pretty easy to work with. They have reviews, products, and things other websites don’t have.
B&H Photo: This is one of the biggest camera stores in the world. Their website has excellent reviews, product information, and insight into the latest photographic gear. They have educational videos and lengthy articles. If you have a question about a product, call them. Their staff is incredibly knowledgable.
Digital Photography Review is one of the major equipment review sites online. They have extensive articles and discussions about countless photography products.
Nikonians is a site dedicated to Nikon cameras. The discussion forums are excellent. If you have a question about Nikon, this site has your answer.
www.outdoorphotographyguide.com
Outdoor Photography: Many online resources are free but others entice you with free stuff while relying on getting the reader involved with resources that can be very inexpensive or costly. I have enjoyed the Outdoor Photography magazine I receive every month and now are connected with the online site as well. There are many resources on the site and I am finding the ones that are reasonably priced to be worth their cost.
This blog primarily shares information about photography gear, places to go, and how to photography primarily landscape and wildlife. A subscription is free and they have a weekly newsletter.
Software & Processing
The Adobe Photoshop discussion forum is an excellent place to find answers to your Photoshop questions.
Short, no nonsense video processing tips on his YouTube channel. These are focused and to the point and cover both Lightroom and Photoshop post-processing tools.
A very high level Photoshop technique subscription service. These videos are aimed an advanced Photoshop users and focused on specific editing problems and some gee whiz over-the-top processing. There is also a free YouTube site with free advanced Photoshop techniques.
Techniques
David Hobby’s Strobist is arguably the best site to learn how to use off-camera strobe. If you start off with the Lighting 101 Introduction and follow that program, you will have a greater understanding of lighting techniques. All of the lessons are free.
www.digital-photography-school.com
A free subscription with weekly links to about 10 short tutorials about a variety of subjects and 3 videos about gear and techniques and 3 videos about processing images.
A free subscription service with almost daily links to free tutorials and videos, an interesting photo discussion, and other tips and tricks about techniques and editing.
Composition and the Artful Side of Photography
The Teton Photography Group supports several local and regional organizations that foster the art and science of photography and support the greater Teton environment that brought us to this beautiful region.
The Teton Photography Group is listed in the Apogee Photo registry of American Photography Clubs.
Teton Photography Group members may post images on our Flickr page.