Digital Literacy Guide: Digital Photography

Lessons on lighting, composing, night photography, motion photography, landscape photography and taking close up shots. Also includes lessons on using your smartphone as a camera.

From the website: "Learn how to take and edit digital photographs using visual tutorials that emphasize concept over procedure, independent of specific digital camera or lens."

Curated list of YouTubers who post tips on photography and reviews of equipment. Channel list is broken down into the categories of Photography & Gear; Video, Everyone Else and Lifestyle.

Discussion of several levels of editing software including free, hobbyist, "prosumer" and professional software. Short reviews of popular programs.

Guide to the latest version of Adobe's Photoshop Elements.

Support page for the Mac Photos app

From the website, "In this feature we cover all elements of Photos for Mac, including: converting from iPhoto and Aperture to Photos; whether to sign up for iCloud Photo Library; how to use Photos for Mac; Shared Photos; building Books, Calendar, Card, Slideshow and Prints; navigating through photos; switching to Edit mode and making non-destructive edits; using the editing tools: enhance, rotate, crop, filter, adjust, retouch; making adjustments; using the new People feature and creating and editing Memories." Last Updated March 2020.

GIMP is a free, open source photo editor. It is sometimes compared to Photoshop.

From the website, "Microsoft Photos is a free program available for Windows 10 users. You can use it to view, edit, and enhance your images. Learn about what Microsoft Photos is, what it does, and how to use it."

Features you might have missed in the photos app that comes with Windows 10.

Brief article on what to look for in a photo cloud storage service, then quick takes on a number of popular services.

Short reviews of popular storage and sharing services with clear notes on which ones are better for professional photographers.