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The Tribune

The Tribune is the largest selling daily newspaper in North India. On November 5, 2001, the newspaper's web site in its Log in.... Tribune section, featured a reference to PhotographyTips.com.

Family Life & Health Digest

Viewers of Family Life & Health Digest were provided with a link to our site in its section entitled Computers, technology and internet safety.

Mothers and more

The Rochester chapter of Mothers & More, a national non-profit organization for women who have altered their career paths to care for their children at home, advised its viewers (in its Where it's @ section) that they can learn to take great pictures on PhotographyTips.com.

Metro Camera Club of Oklahama City

The Metro Camera Club of Oklahama had this to say about us on its Web links page: "Tips on every facet of photography. Simply a GREAT site! As it says in the logo, 'The Internet's #1 guide to better photography.' Hints and examples from noted photographers. Don't miss this site!"

The Cool Tricks & Trinkets Newsletter

The 136th issue of the Cool Tricks and Trinkets Newsletter, which offers weekly insights into new, cool, useful, fun, unusual and interesting sites on the Internet, had this to say about us under the heading "Say cheese":

"PhotographyTips.com is a great destination for photographers of all types, regardless of experience. A true resource center, visitors can receive valuable tips on technique, learn to deal with all aspects of the photographic process, buy equipment, and gaze at galleries of pictures divided by topic (humorous, landscape, animals, aerial photos etc.) The site is a joy for anyone who loves taking or looking at pictures."

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Amateur Photographer

Amateur Photographer magazine (the U.K.'s best selling weekly photo magazine) had this to say about PhotographyTips.com in a quarter-page article by Sarah Jackson on page 11 of its July 20, 2002 issue:

"This American-looking site calls itself 'The Internet's number one guide to better photography.' I can't vouch for that, but it's certainly crammed with tips. They are divided into equipment (cameras, studio, darkroom), subjects (from landscape to underwater photography) and technique (composition to panning). Advice ranges from basic to more advanced and you can submit your own tips, too. If what you need is inspiration rather than tips, check out the 'Run out of ideas for pictures?' section for a few to get you started again."

Amateur Photographer bills itself as the most authoritative and influential weekly photography magazine in the world, and they may be right. You would not make a mistake by subscribing to this excellent source of timely photographic information. After all, it's been published for 117 years! You can visit their web site, where you can apply for a subscription to this informative publication, at http://www.amateurphotographer.com/.