Edition 5 | 19 June 2009 Out now Photo Review Jun-Aug 2009 Issue 40 features: Paul Pichugin's feel for Australian coastal regions; cinematographer Geoffrey Simpson has rediscovered his love of the still image; BIFB preview with Gary Steer, Robert Billington, and the MAP group; How to use autofocus more effectively; Sharpen you pictures with The Gimp; Tips for inkjet paper choice and minimising ink wastage; and more.
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Net Effect 

A collection of links to useful and inspiring photo sites...
Smush.it is a handy online tool for making your image file sizes as small as possible.
Erik Johansson's album style site shows off his clever and beautifully executed photo manipulations.
Fractal world allows you to zoom in on a part of the initial picture. This reveals a mosaic of small images into which you can zoom for more detail. But however much you zoom, you never reach the end. Every picture is in turn made of more pictures.
Photographers Yves Marchand and Romain Meffre have created a powerful photo essay for the Time Magazine website on the abandoned buildings of Detroit.
Nature Photographers Network - it is the rare photographer indeed who has not found inspiration in the natural world.
Travel Photographers features the art of travel photography, and the quality of the contributions is very high.
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