
Mike Johnstone has been photographer and writer on all things photographic since the invention of printing! Now he has a hugely successful online column and it isn't to be missed. Enjoy the main attraction, his daily weblog.

Fictional photos are quite the thing right now on the American art photography market, Gregory Crewdson's elaborately staged street scenes being an obvious example. His big-production photographs sell for big money but ironically, while his photographs take on the look of a movie frame, I really like the work of this Turkish film director who constructs his photographs in the widescreen shape of his movies. Intensely lyrical, I love 'em.

Forget the political divide, today's crucial choice is whether MySpace or Facebook. Especially when it comes to sharing snaps.

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The art school that spawned me. I graduated in the class of '72. One of the best photographic courses in the UK, that helped me and many others (better than me) get off to a great start as professionals

Long standing favourite with the landscape shooters. Michael Reichmann's site is full of good and often inspirational advice. You've got to admire the mileage he puts in each year on photo expeditions

Phil Askey and his team running the best equipment review site in the world bar none.... for those who shoot digital!! Almost worth switching from film just for their unbiased and expert advice

Your one-stop shop for all things photographic. Not boring old cameras but all the materials and chemicals you could ever need to turn your photo into a masterpiece

A great panoramic enthusiast, camera designer and builder. Visit his site for all the inspiration and guidance you need. After all, where else could you find a camera called Ethel?