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• blueMarine – Free digital photography workflow software

  blueMarine is being developed as an open source digital photography workflow environment. It's written in Java so it'll run just about anywhere – Windows, Mac…

• Irish Blog Awards shortlist

  Sob! Inphotos.org didn't make the shortlist! I should have put that vote link and logo in the header like I did last year. I have…

• The Photocritic wants your glamour and nude photos

  The Photo Critic is looking for nude and glamour shots to critique next week. Would you be interested in having your risque photos reviewed /…

• We’ve got your picture, now what’s your name?

  RTE Radio 1's Flux ran a programme on the treatment of a community following the death of a woman and her two sons in Firhouse,…

• This old skool Flickr user doesn’t care

  From: FlickrHQ Subject: Update for Old Skool members Dear Old Skool Account-Holding Flickr Member, On March 15th we'll be discontinuing the old email-based Flickr sign…

• What will the Canon 40D be like?

  Should I add a "Rumour Mill" category? The Digital Photography Show reports that a Canon 40D may be on the way. Digital Photography Blog posted…

• The 15-Hour Photographer

  If you're reading about this here for the first time then you've got just under a month to enter The 15-Hour Photographer. During one day…

• Scary! Scary! Google forgets In Photos

  I wondered why traffic was slow to the site today and then I searched for donncha. Insted of this site being the second or third…

• Getting started with Bibble Labs

  I've been using Bibble Labs Pro for a few months now to process my RAW files but I know I'm not using it to it's…

• Who else wants a Canon 6D?

  Chris Garrett speculates that the Canon 6D will be announced in February. Time will tell, but what extra features will it have and will they…

• Bibble Labs 4.9.5 out in the wild

  The new Bibble Labs 4.9.5 is out with support for new cameras and six plugins! I purchased Bibble 4.9 a few months ago so i…

• Of photographers and photojournalists

  Mark Hancock asks of his editor, "Do we run pretty pictures?" It's not something your average photographer has to deal with but when you work…