don't know where to put this topic but I think this is a good referece not only for beginners but as well as those who are already 'addicted' to photography.

http://www.asa100.com/ - a good reference from landscape to portraits and still photos

http://februarystar.multiply.com (all-around, particularly composition)

http://larrymonseratepiojo.multiply.com (photojournal, B/W)

http://pixelized.multiply.com (lanscape, IR, post-process)

http://randallcipriano.multiply.com (lanscape, IR, post-process)


http://davidus.multiply.com/photos (photojournal, events, landscape)

http://viniciusmattos.multiply.com/ (still life, landscape, HDR)

http://parconline.multiply.com (portrait, landscape, post-process)

http://mst3ri.multiply.com (art)

http://edwinloyola.multiply.com (art)

When I was starting, the first few things I tried to learn were proper composition & exposure. Everything starts from here! Even you don't have good PP skills nor any filters, if your shot has a good composition & with proper exposure, it will definitely look good.

For proper composition:
http://www.colorpilot.com/comp_rules.html
http://digital-photography-school.com/5-elements-of-composition-in-photography

however, as they always say, you have to know the rules so you would know how to break them!

For proper exposure:
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/columns/determining-exposure.shtml
http://www.great-photography-tutorials.com/light-meter.html

try to check info about light metering (spot, matrix, center-weighted)

Share lang.. for beginners..

http://www.dslrtips.com/workshops/DSLR_workshops_tutorials_tips.shtml

thanks! daming links! i agree sherwin, dpat proper exposure muna aralin..i just bought a book Perfect Exposure by Michael Freeman.. still reading it..hehehe

Hello Guys! Thanks for these!