One of my images will be published in People magazine

Want to sell your images? I bet you do. There are a number of ways to do that but of the ones that will host your images, Instaproofs has my vote. Check 'em out.

Kiruba Shankar has announced PodWorks, a massive pocasting and videoblogging “unconference” in my hometown of Chennai [ok, I call it Madras] on June 9 & 10, 2007.

A candid video interview with movie director Mira Nair

The 2007 Photobloggies have been announced

Learn to write blog posts using this Firefox plug-in: PostWisdom

PhotoNotes.org is a very useful site for photophiles

Design Tutorials

Resolio: Fast, Beautiful Resumes

Photography Voter [this is my favorite site of the week]. Looks and acts like Shutterseek which, however, never took off. I posted a link on the site to the Ship Breaking series that ran here. Please vote it up!

Ethnic Weddings [I have been quoted in this article.]

Skitch

Don Honl, photojournalist [and apparently a good businessman too with his own signature series accessories for photographers]

Tom Fors' Chromoholics lets you calibrate your camera so that you can get accurate colors out of it

Want to understand the use of your strobe (on or off-camera flash)? The Strobist is running Lighting 102. Starts on June 4.

Directory of free online books and free online e-books

Zenfolio: Hosting online photo galleries

Krishna M. Sadasivam is the geek behind The PC Weenies, a “tech” toon for tech enthusiasts

Speaking of geeking out, the long awaited Blogger & Podcaster magazine is out

Freelancers, book mark Freelance Switch, a community and resource for yes you guessed it, freelancers. Your life depends on it.

Photo.net is looking for a news editor. From the specs, it looks like a fun job for someone who is both a journalist and also passionate about photography and the photo industry. And this is what you will be editing, if you get the job.

Renée C. Byer of The Sacramento Bee won the 2007 Pulitzer for Feature Photography. This is an incredibly moving story about a single mom caring for her child suffering with cancer.

I am not sure what to make of Paul Paper's website, It Is My Party. The images are sad, however the user interface is refreshing.

The Beholder states: “We felt that there were a lot of people who found it difficult to find and buy art outside of the gallery system. And knew there were many artists who wanted to connect with larger audiences. The web seemed a natural place for that to happen.

Color lovers unite

Margaret Bourke-White said, “The very secret of life for me…was to maintain in the midst of rushing events an inner tranquillity. I had picked a life that dealt with excitement, tragedy, mass calamities, human triumphs and suffering. To throw my whole self into recording and attempting to understand these things, I needed an inner serenity as a kind of balance.” [Via Cup of Joe Photo]

“Flashes of Hope is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating uplifting portraits of children fighting cancer and other life threatening illnesses. The portraits, taken by award-winning photographers, help children feel better about their changing appearance by celebrating it. For families of terminally ill children, it's especially important to have a portrait that preserves forever the beauty, grace and dignity of their child.” Interested in helping this organization out as a volunteer photographer? Contact Amy Green.

Toss your camera. Here is a guide for beginners. Tiffinbox bears no responsibility for any of your busted cameras, but if you want to post your funky images here, email me.

War photojournalist James Nachtwey's acceptance speech at the annual TED Prize is incredibly moving. Must-see! You will need a broadband connection to view this. Lo-resolution version here. [Via Rob Galbraith.com]