There are three photography competitions that are accepting submissions until Sept. 30 of this year.  Two of them allow you to enter your photographs into specific categories like Wildlife, Friends and Family, Architecture and Food.  Each contest has different rules and requirements for submissions.
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Now that you have taken all of those photos, you’d like to put them up on Facebook for all of your friends (but only your friends) to see. Be careful, because Facebook defines “private” differently than you do.
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If you are both a Facebook user and a photographer, you may be a part of the over six billion photos that are uploaded to Facebook every month. One company has built a way for you to keep track of all those photos.
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In the age of the Internet it has become easier and easier for people to find images, but that also means that it has gotten thousands of times easier for someone to use an image they don’t have the rights to. Luckily that is why companies such as ImageRights exist, and now they are going to help out photographers who can’t afford to do an upfront payment for their services.
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Finally there’s a way for people to coordinate all of the photos taken at an event thanks to LensFolder.
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The Internet is filled with resources for just about every interest, and this list of the top 40 best  photography sites is a great jumping off point for the hobbyist and professional alike.
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Tracking down all of the latest news in photography and digital imaging can be a tough task, hoping from site to site, but now there is a central hub where you can find all of the latest information in just one glance.
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