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Once again, I list five Flickr contacts that I think everyone should add to see examples of great photography.  These are all contacts that I've found whilst browsing Flickr and the internet over the past month.

It's been a very long time since Flickr has had an overhaul, in fact it hasn't changed at all since I signed up properly in August 2008.  Many of the features it's lacking have been adopted by independant websites which if all brought together would make Flickr a true photo sharing beast.

As I begin the push to launch my Facebook Fan Page, I'm suddenly struck with a terrible sense of embarrassment and insecurity about my photography.  It's not the first time and I doubt it'll be the last.

We've all hit that burnout point in photography, when you just don't feel like picking up the camera.  I'm the first to admit I'm trying to juggle an awful lot with stock photography/flickr community and this blog.  Keeping a list of fresh and new ideas will mean you're never short of inspiration.

I'll admit in this age of the internet/flickr/twitter etc it is had to be create an original style, but I find the multitude of influences on tap allow you to refine how you take photos and eventually come up with an combination of influences that becomes your individual style.