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Photography's popularity has been drastically increasing during the last decades, and nowadays, almost everyone takes pictures regularly and a lot of people do it on a daily basis. Therefore, photography related websites can be found in every form and platform. 
Here are some of the most useful (in my opinion) ones:

1.IPHONE PHOTOGRAPHY SCHOOL

    It is perfect for everyday photography and for beginners. If you don't have a digital camera or prefer your phone, this is definitely your go-to website. Not only will it show you how to take the best shots, but it will also be very helpful with editing. Following their tips you can become an iPhone master photographer!



2.DIGITAL CAMERA WORLD
    
    This website is perfect for those who want to take the step into digital cameras. The page explains how different cameras work and compares them so that you can find the perfect camera for your personal interests. It also gives some tips on how to use them to benefit as much as possible.



3.DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY SCHOOL
       
   Once we have a camera, the next step is practicing. This website will give you all the information you need to take advantage of everything around you, no matter how simple it may seem. It also has some post-production guides, giving some hints on editing.

 https://digital-photography-school.com/make-joiner-collage-retro-style-panorama/


Having the pictures taken and edited if wanted, the las step is sharing them. These are two pages dedicated to it:

4.500px
   
   This website is definitely a must if you want to have a name in the industry. It promotes and shares the best content and allows viewers to find different styles of pictures they may like.



5.TUMBLR

   There's no need to say that Tumblr rules the photography world right now. The boom it had was such that now there's a style called "Tumblr pictures". In this site you can find cute, relaxing and motivational images to find the inspiration you need.
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