Go to the lego website, search for the word Mosaic. Choose the Build Your Own link and you'll be taken to the Bick-O-Lizer page where you can upload a jpeg image and have it turned into a 3D picture made from Lego bricks. The finished puzzle can be delive

Microsoft offers this free powertoy for Win XP users. Install, and a right click on a photo will give you the option to save for an email - or screen, at small, medium or large sizes - without changing your original photo. A helpful tool.

An article by Judy Bissett Barret on the Scrapping Arts Website taking you through some challenges for your photography.

Articles on everything from taking digital portraits, to backing up your digital photographs

At last count there were 70 + articles on here towards photography from the basics, to digital photography.

Topical articles on photography for the scrapbooker.

This site allow syou to navigate your way through various indexes with tips on everything.

Tips and tricks in all catergories - from beginner's basics to general tips, film and digital photography as well as a camera buying guide.

Beginner, intermediate and advanced sections.

Join up to participate in weekly challenges for your photo-taking skills. Fill your blogs with these challenge shots, and use them to inspire your own creativity.

A great archive of photography tips, from articles on cameras to photoshop usage, white balance and curves.

A great blog article on tips for photographing your artwork, with a link to the originating pigpog (wiki) article.

This is a link to the install exe sitting on my website. This is free, and thorougly recommended for easy stitching of scanned photos, and resizing for the web.

Very basic Image Package, providing collage, sepia and frame functions. Allows the newbie digital photographer to save photos onto desktop, send by emails etc. Downloadable from this website, and costs US$29 to order.

Collage maker, for your photos. The basic package is only US$19, but for US$89 you can get more features. The forums show it is still a bit lacking, however. LumaPix also has a Fotoscraps gallery, for users and digiscrappers.

This is a free application being developed by Washington State University students, to replace the Paint program in Windows. At the latest version, it now allows layers and several other features found in higher end Photo Editors. Try it out - it's free.

Free software download that helps you create photo albums, and share these online with your photo buddies / family etc.

Now a free download, this software allows the creation of a photo album on your PC, trawls through to find all photos on your hard-drives, some editing, and slideshow creation. Good, if you want a free one.

Hello is another free download by the makers of Picasa. It works with blogger.bot to create a photo-blog (through blogger.com), to allow you to upload your photos onto your weblog or journal.

Purchasable product, to create movies with your photos, 3D flip-page animations, and all sorts of other ways to view your photographs.

The original flip album, which appears to have taken the US by storm, now with commercial and professional options also, for ebook magazines. Worth considering for the cheaper option, for cds only.

Some modern photos, available free to download here - apples, travel, objects and general themes.

A large gallery of royalty free images, meant to be useful in MS Powerpoint presentations.