Lenses

Cambridge in Colour has a good section on lenses. It covers prime lenses vs. zoom lenses, how lenses work and how focal length effects angle of view.
The Nikon USA website also has some good information on lenses. There's a good set of pictures illustrating the focal length and the angle of view.

Exposure Compensation

Incident and reflected light meters
Reflected light meters - modes

Inspiration

Sally Mann
Elizabeth Peyton
Frank Hurley
Fairfield Porter
Bruce Weber

Lecture2

History of Photography
Photo History Timeline
The Human Eye
David Hockney-Secret Knowledge
History of the Camera
Megapixels
Sensor sizes
Camera Controls

Lecture 3

Max Dupain & Associates official MDAA Photo Archives entry

Max Dupain & Associates official MDAA Photo Archives entry

Steve Sasson - Inventor of the Digital Camera

Wet Plate Collodion

Here are a few photographers that practise wet plate collodion photography as mentioned Monday's lecture.

1. Jody Ake
2. Chuck Bradley

Stuart Campbell

The National Portrait Gallery is holding an exhibition of Stuart Campbell's portraits of Australian actors.

Tim Hetherington, 40, Killed in Libya | VF Daily | Vanity Fair

It's always hard to find the right words but this is a tragedy.

David Bailey

An interview with David Bailey in the The Telegraph.

Photographing the moon at its closest point to earth

Here's a good description from the photographer Tom Grill of the problems involved in making a picture of the moon. As I mentioned in last night's lecture the best picture I have seen of the moon so far was from Mark Stewart, royal photographer who I'm sure owns a big long lens.

The Daily Stock Shot Project: Last night the moon was at its closest point to ea...: "Last night the moon was at its closest point to earth making it brighter and larger than normal. Achieving a quality image of the moon..."

Two sites to get you thinking about (artificial) light.

Below are links to 2 sites to get you thinking about light.
1. Strobist.
2. Guess the lighting.

A few more sites covering the basics of photography

Sometimes it's good to reinforce what you've already learnt or to just hear the basic concepts explained in a different way. So below are links two more sites covering the basics of photography

1. Photo.net

2. DP Review

Tutorials for Photoshop

Adobe has a channel with tips and tutorials for photoshop users here

Photoshop Elements

Photoshop is more than 20 years old. Take a look here

Interchangeable Sensors

Here's a rumour that Nikon is developing an interchangeable sensor. Probably a good idea that I'd be into particularly if you didn't need to have the sensor changed by an authorised dealer. There was a similar idea in the early days of digital when someone proposed a sensor attached to a film canister that you could just slip int your film camera.

High and Low Art

A discussion on 'high art' and 'low art' photography (here). Personally I've never really made the distinction. I go for a visceral response to pictures.

Oz Photo Review

Robert McFarlane is an Australian photographer and writer. You can take a look at his blog (here)

Derek Pye Wedding Photography

Derek Pye Wedding Photography