While a great deal of taking good photos comes from the kind of camera you have, a lot more of it has to do with how good you are at taking those pictures and what you can do with them once you have them. Below you will find some of my favorite links that helped me learn how to take the best pictures I could take!

Steve’s Digicams

Shutterbug Online

Photofocus

Canon EOS Cameras

Canon PowerShot Digital Cameras

Photography On The Net

Digital Photography Review

Digital Camera HQ

Digital Camera Resource

Imaging Resource

Rob Galbraith – Digital Photography Insights

Sigma Corporation of America

The Luminous Landscape – Landscape & Nature Photography

CCD / CMOS Cleaning

Depth of Field Articles / Calculators

Softening Technique for Portraiture and Glamour

Better than USM

Sharpening in Photoshop

A Smart Sharpening Tutorial

Understanding Sharpness

High Pass Sharpening

A Complete Sharpening Workflow for Photoshop

Photoshop Tips and Techniques

Photodo Lens Reviews

Flash Photography with Canon EOS Cameras

A Tedious Explanation of the f/stop

A Depth of Field Calculator

Norman Koren Techniques and Reviews

ePhotoZine Tips and Techniques

Jay Arraich Photography and Photoshop Tips

Vivid Light Photography on-line Magazine

Nature Photographers on-line Magazine

The Art of Photography – Archive

Using a Polarizer Effectively

Photography Review.com

Canon DSLR Interpolation

PanOguide.com – Panoramic Photography

Max Lyons Digital Image

Ultra-High Resolution Digital Mosaics

Field of View Calculator

Photorescue

Canon CPS – Europe

Digital Outback Photo – Workflows

The Camera – Forming and Capturing an Image

Roger Cavanagh Photography

Quick & Easy Monitor Calibration

Photo Strobe Trigger Voltages

Focus Testing

Canon EOS Lens FAQ

Photo.net

Computer Darkroom

Michael Almond – Noise Reduction

Zoom Lenses – Select and Compare

Lenses Information

Digital Image Recovery Tool

The Plugin Site – Adobe Photoshop

Canon A-Series & T-Series SLR Cameras