• Photo.net: The ultimate ressource on photography. Mosty professionals or serious amateurs. 
• The Photo Zone: Although the home page look technical, the "Basic photo techniques" finally made me understand the basic rules of composition. After ten years in the field. 
• Photocritique: To post pictures for critique, or to look at other's  stunning work
• Dan Smith's articles: Inspirationnal, down to earth pieces, especially "getting what you see on film" - you will never look at your viewfinder the same way after.
• Digital Photography Reference : Peter Jones managed to built a portal from how to handle the camera to how to set up the perfect on-line portfolio.
• Kodak Guide to Taking Great Pictures: If you are not tired of the usual tips... although some nice info on particuly delicate situations.
• Photo Quotes:  Yes, I cheated. No technic here, but a lot of wisdom from the masters

 

• Converge : A simple, aesthetic way to set up a photo gallery - my first reference above all sites.
• Photo Alf : Fancy, sophiscated photo gallery. I went over ProjectCool Sighting's 600 hundred links to find it again
• Angular Vision: Another nice way to set up a personnal photo gallery. Everything is in the eye.
• Zorn Gallery: Didier Lamy's site suffers from not being optimised for 800x600 but I like the sober use of frames
• Galleria Di Judy Kiel: Lovely and well done. If you go for her style though, use an image map instead of a table for the home page!
• The Roller Gallery : Nice use of frames and thumbnails here too. One way to deal with the "nude" controversy
• Satanta's page :  Satanta's  highlight all the Riven boards with his devilish humor, and good photos
• Cool Juneau Photos :   Pat Costello's daily "essay" on everyday landscapes of his corner of Alaska - Juneau. A rare beauty.

 

• Adrian Wilson : Purely commercial, but that's for my love for shapes  and architecture
• Moscow PhotoArt: Striking black and white photos.  Check Shechkov's delirium and Zverev's emotion and timing.

 

• Frank Hurley :  "The Endurance sailed from England in 1914 to take 28 men to Antartica. It did not return. But Frank Hurley did, along with his hard-earned pictures." 
• Clyde Butcher : Master of large format, his tree landscapes (Florida South Keys among others) are simply breathtaking.
• Howard Shatz : Mostly modern fashion
• Dudley M. Brooks : Scenes from Cuba - vibrant and intimate portrait of a society
• Rodney Smith : Purity and grace
• Kodak Exhibition Archives : Monthly exhibitions of old and new masters of photography - Hurley and Smith included

• Mixed Media : Graphists and webdesigners push the limits of the medium.  Makes you feel humble.
• Design Project : An extensive list of gifted graphists. Hours and hours of pure aesthetic joy

 

• Project Cool : Easy to handle, from beginners to professionnals. Bookmark the Sighting section, it is a must.
• Suzanne Carter Jackson : Her site grew by leap and bounds.... extensive link resource for website building.
• Glassdog : Funny and entertaining, recommended even to cat owners
• Stephanie's PI site : On-line tutorials, UBB for PI users and list of other on-line PI tutorials 
• dmoz - open directory project : List of PI tutorials

RIVEN - resources and friend's sites

• Riven link page : I made  an extensive list of my favorite Riven sites in my Riven link page.  Most of these people I greatly admire happen to share their thoughts on Cyan, Myst, Riven, D'ni in general in the Rivenguild community.

 

• David Hyman : I found him through his PhotoImpact collages just to fall in love with his black & white photographies.
• Michelle's page :  A friend who made me realise that culture and roots can survive time - it *is* a small world after all :)
• Dark of the Moon :  Dus'tei's site, with clever writing and witty humour - boy, these Oregonians are up the conquest of the world! :)
• Montreal Webcam: To watch Montreal, QC, live
• The Webgrrls: An international organisation dedicated to encourage  women to take their place on the web, to the casual surfer to professional webdesigner