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Photographers' associations

http://www.asmp.org - American Society of Media Photographers. Find a photographer.

http://www.nanpa.org - North American Nature Photography Association also promotes nature appreciation and environmental awareness.

http://www.nppa.org - National Press Photographers Association. Articles and resources on ethics, copyright, billing practices, and current issues.

http://www.photoshopuser.com - For members of the National Association of Photoshop Users (NAPP). Costs $99/year. Not so much an association as it is a magazine and excellent online reference.

http://www.ppa.com - Professional Photographers of America. Find a Photographer, business services, calendar of events, classifieds, vendors directory, press releases, chats, message boards.

http://www.psa-photo.org - The Photographic Society of America (PSA) is a 74 year old association of advanced amateur and professional photographers with over 5000 members in the US and 60 other countries. They have a week long conference each year, and publish a magazine, the PSA Journal.

http://www.rps.org - The Royal Photographic Society has history, classes, message boards, and articles.

http://www.wppinow.com - Home of the Wedding and Portrait Photographers International. Offers a referral service that is said to be linked to Martha Stewart's website, but I could not find the link. Also sponsors tradeshows, Rangefinder magazine, newsletters, competitions.

http://www.yahoo.com/Arts/Visual_Arts/Photography/Organizations/ - This is a list of some of the major photography organizations, with links to digital picture archives, holography, and more.


The best way to view images on the internet

The left box above should be pure black, the right box pure white, and there should be distinct but subtle differences between the others. If not, adjust the brightness and contrast of your monitor. AOL Users: Some versions of AOL have an optional setting that compresses graphics for faster viewing also makes them blurry. To see images properly you should turn this off. Click "My AOL" at the top of the page, click "Preferences", click "www", click "Graphics", then uncheck "Use Compressed Graphics".

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