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Lose the bulky !

Small and light-weight for any camera that will easily fit in your pocket.

Looking for , freelance photography jobs, digital photography jobs, sports photography jobs, fashion photography jobs or travel photography jobs?

Or maybe you are looking for event photographers jobs, photographer assistants jobs, photography technicians jobs or picture editors and retouchers jobs?

sites include getafreelancer.com, elance.com and gofreelance.com.

Imagekind is a gallery, print-on-demand, and frame shop on the web.

One community for creating, buying, and selling art, Imagekind introduces a new development in print-on-demand services. Artists of all types including, digital photographers, photographers, illustrators, graphic designers, painters, printmakers and draftsmen, can sell their work online with a free Imagekind online art gallery. Customers can readily find a wide variety of wall art, framed art, digital photography and poster art on our site. Imagekind fine art prints can be ordered with millions of combinations of frames, papers, canvas types, and sizes.

You can markup your artwork as you see fit. Imagekind will automatically give you base costs for your image in each of the available sizes and different media options. From this base cost, you decide what markup will be applied to the artwork and displayed as the final cost to customers. You can choose to mark-up either using percentage terms or dollar terms. This markup amount is what you will earn on any artwork you sell and buyers will pay for any framing and shipping costs. You carry no overhead or inventory by using Imagekind

To sell your images, you upload your JPEG, PNG or TIFF image making sure that sure your image is big enough to make a small print. Your image must be at least 800 pixels on each side (e.g. 800px by 800px) to trigger the smallest print size. Watermarking is available. Imagekind is worth a look for both sellers and buyers.

In a couple of days Yahoo! owned Flickr (online photo management and sharing application) will implement a policy that forces long-time users to migrate to a Yahoo! account.

I still sign in via the “Old Skool” log in page. Can I do that forever?

No. On March 15th, 2007 we’ll be discontinuing the old email-based Flickr sign in system. From that point on, everyone will have to use a Yahoo! ID to sign in to Flickr. So, you’ll need to merge your old skool Flickr account with a Yahoo! account before then – this can be a Yahoo! account you have already, or a brand new one. You can do this any time you like before March 15th, 2007 via the Merge Your Accounts page. (You’ll need to be signed in to Flickr before you start.)

It’s easy to do.

You enjoyed yesterday’s holiday greeting so much that you want to take a few pictures yourself as a budding . Garage Glamour: Digital Nude and Beauty Photography Made Simple is the book for you.

Flickr Trick: Finding Free-to-Use Images details the steps to take to find Creative Commons licensed photos.

To find these photos on Flickr, go to Flickr’s advanced search page and enter your search criteria. Scroll down to the bottom of the search page and check the box that says “Only search within Creative Commons-licensed photos.” If your site is monetized by ads (even just Google Adsense), subscription access (even just for archives), or other means, then you probably want to play it ultra-safe and also check the “Find content to use commercially” box as well. Also, if you plan to crop, montage, or otherwise manipulate or remix found images, check the “Find content to modify, adapt, or build upon” box.