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I Am A Photographer: Identify yourself as a photographer. Connect with other photographers. Share resources, camera reviews, stories and photos. Join this Facebook group for Photographers and Photo Enthusiasts.

Television, Video & Multimedia Production: Topics and people related to television, video and multimedia production. Share tips, review cameras and production equipment, connect with production professionals, etc. Join this Facebook group.

Celebrity Values: Celebrity Values reports on famous people giving back. Includes photos and stories on Lance Armstrong, Halle Berry, Bono, Jackie Chan, Don Cheadle, George Clooney, Penelope Cruz, John Cusack, Ellen Degeneres, Destiny's Child, Cameron Diaz, Diddy, Jane Fonda, Michael J. Fox, Jamie Foxx, Bob Geldof, Tom Hanks, Salma Hayek, Faith Hill, Angelina Jolie, Sara McLauchlan and more. Join this Facebook group.

Camera Reviews

Here's a look at the new Nikon D3 and D300 though the eyes of someone who has been shooting with Canon cameras for the past eight years.

Engage the World with World Week

Christopher Redner, an award-winning television producer, photojournalist and founder of Children In Need, has traveled worldwide, reporting on and photographing the developing world. Redner wants his work to help people develop an intelligent, compassionate response to global issues. That's why he created World Week.

"People often see photos of hunger, violence, disease and environmental destruction on television or in print," Redner says. "Many shut these images out or say 'I can't do anything about that'. And you can't blame them.

"Unless you can place negative images - violence in the Middle East, Mexico or Rwanda, flooding in Bangladesh, destruction of the rain forest in Brazil or Indonesia - in a context and understand what caused them and what you can do, it is natural to shut the images out, emotionally if not literally. I want to help people better understand the kinds of experiences that I have seen, reported on and photographed.