If you're just starting out(or intermediate for that matter), and want to get some tutorials, read some good tech articles, here are a few photography websites that will help you out:
Studiolighting.net
Bill and Ed have a great resource here. There are tons of tutorials, lighting tips, and my favorite, interview podcasts from many pro photographers giving insights into their methods. (They interviewed me there as well. Click HERE to listen to my interview)
Strobist.com
Stobist is great for all that you want to know about lighting, including cheap ways of making your own.
dpreview.com
This is a great resource for finding out the latest and greatest on digital cameras. You can find reviews, and they have a great forum where you can post tech questions you may have about certain pieces of gear if you're researching a product to buy.
SantaFe Workshops
If you want to take a week class, the Santa Fe Workshops have a lot of great coarse. A great way to get immersed.
My Blog: nickonkenShoptalk
If you sift through a lot of my previous posts, and other categories I post random tips and pieces of my methods as I'm sure you might have found. For those who haven't, dig around.
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