Links

I have divided these links into several categories. In the first category are links that are related to Photography, from film and equipment to other photographers and services. The next category, Places from Here, leads to places related to my site like links to download or get info related to internet products or links related to the photos contained here at Tinman Photography. Places of interest links you to places that interest me in general - some fun and some serious. Lastly Interesting Places - links to you friends sites, other sites for me and some generally wacky places I've come across in cyberspace.

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Photography

  • Kodak ~ I have found that I prefer the color pallet of Kodak, especially with E100S & SW for most of my work and Royal Gold 1000 for long exposures at night.
  • George Lepp Photography ~ One of the top names in nature photography.
  • Sedona Digital Print Service ~ I use them for many of my enlargements. My negatives stay with me and I can do all the cropping and adjusting in my computer. If you are doing desk top darkroom work check them out. To upload you photos to print just click here.
  • Outdoor Photographer ~ Lots of info to help the outdoor photographer.
  • PCPhoto ~ A must read for anyone doing digital photography, desktop darkroom or desktop publishing.
  • Camera World of Oregon ~ A good source of equipment.
  • Pentax ~ Right now I am using two Pentax K1000 bodies.
  • Canon ~ When I get a little more money I am going to step up to all the bells and whistles of a Canon camera.
  • Sigma Lenses ~ On a budget they are very good lenses.
  • New York Institute of Photography ~ Their course is excellent.
  • Epson ~ All the reviews say it, they have the best photo quality desktop printers.
  • Photo Links ~ Search engine for photography sites.
  • The Great Nature Photography Ring ~ Collection of nature photography websites in a web ring format.
  • My Photo Books Page ~ Check here for some of the Photography books I have read and my reviews of them. You will also find links to reviews of other books that my family and I have read or are going to read through The Bookcase. Then go to Amazon to get the book.
  • John Berg ~ A nature and landscape photographer based in New England. He has some spectacular shots. Check out his site.
  • International Photo Gallery Project ~ Mark Zane has put together a wonderful gallery of nature and landscape sites from around the world.
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    Places from Here

  • Alnwick Web Design ~ I am launching my own web design business, so if you need site design services in the Washington/Baltimore area check out what I offer.
  • Adobe ~ Get info on PageMill, Acrobat, and Photo Deluxe, all of which were used in the creation of this site.
  • Microsoft ~ You need either Bill Gates' browser or...
  • Netscape ~ "David's" browser.
  • National Cathedral ~ A beautiful cathedral in the Nation's Capital. It was completely built by donations. If you are ever in Washington D.C. head up Embassy Row (Mass. Ave NW) to the Cathedral.
  • Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore ~ On the southern shore of Lake Michigan. I wouldn't recommend going to the beach there, but they have some nice hiking trails and a large dune called Mt. Baldy.
  • Fastcounter ~ Where you can get a counter for your web site to see how popular you are.
  • Whistling Moose Studios ~ A very interesting gallery in Beautiful Petoskey, MI on the shores of Lake Michigan in the Northern Lower Peninsula. I am proud to have had some of my photos in their gallery.
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    Places of Interest

  • National Geographic Society ~ Great photography, great television shows, great magazine, great site.
  • Smithsonian ~ If you have ever been to Washington D.C., you know the Museums - including the most visited museum in the World, the Air and Space Museum. They have a very informative site. Become a member.
  • ESPN ~ During March Madness I was without access to a TV. ESPN SportsZone was a God send.
  • CNN ~ All the stuff you see on cable wrapped in a web site.
  • The Washington Post ~ I think it's the best daily paper you can get. Yeah, it has a local slant but does cover a lot of what is going on around the nation. It probably the best sports page and comic page in the nation. (Yes, comic page. What other paper gives you four pages of comics.)
  • Amazon Books ~ Books, books and more books. Click here to check out some reviews of books that my family and I think you might find interesting.
  • The Tattered Cover ~ If you ever wondered where Barnes & Noble got their idea you should visit the original Book Superstore in Denver, Colorado.
  • National Public Radio ~ Balanced informative news and commentary. Talks shows that are about informing the public instead of inciting hate. Great music programs. And the Car Guys.
  • National Audubon Society ~ Birds, conservation and more. Hope to be in their magazine in the future.
  • The Nature Conservancy ~ Protecting and reclaiming our ever diminishing wild places throughout the world.
  • TheTrip.com ~ Having friends or family fly in for a visit? Track their flight in real time here.
  • Mapquest ~ Need to find where you are going get maps and directions here.
  • Web White & Blue ~ A website set up for the 2000 election as a resource for election information.
  • Heifer Project International ~ A very good charity organization. They provide needy people throughout the world livestock and the means to raise and breed the animals so that they are an constant source of food. Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day but teach a man to fish then he will eat everyday.
  • Fells Point Creative Alliance ~ Promoting the Arts and Humanities in the Fells Point District of Baltimore, Maryland. (For those of you who watched Homicide on NBC, the station house is in Fells Point.)
  • Barewalls.com ~ World's largest online art print and poster store.

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    Interesting Places

  • The Bookcase ~ You will find reviews of books that my family and I have read or are going to read with links to Amazon if you are interested in getting them for your library.
  • Chanticleer ~ A friend of ours, Jay White, is a member of this highly acclaimed all male a Capella group. They repetoir covers pretty much everything from Baroque to 20th Century. Be sure to see them if the come to a concert hall near you. Get one or several of their CDs either at their site or here.
  • Car Talk ~ Tom and Ray Magliozzi. A fun site with a lot of information on cars. If you haven't heard their show on NPR you should tune in this Saturday.
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