Film/cinematography helpful sources

I'm always on the look out for new sources and inspiration when it comes to the subject of film. Here are a number of sources that I have found that can be helpful for just about anyone interested in film making, and for this class in particular, cinematography.

Are you looking for visual references, some type of inspiration? Here's your site. Most of you have probably heard of devianART before; if you haven't, check it out. It's a fantastic site for users to post their art work, so there's that aspect; but,  it can also serve as a vein for visual references for your stories. The amount of artwork to draw from is above and beyond, and with many different categories to choose from as well: anime, photography, painting, digital painting, etc..
http://www.deviantart.com/

One way that we as filmmakers can learn how to make great films, as well as what makes great films, is to delve into the work of the filmmakers that paved the way. Film history is a great tool that all of us should utilize. These days we have so many ways to access the classics that it's a disservice not to go back and view them. Your not sure where to start though. Here is a great site that I found that has not only a list for great films ranging from cinemas beginnings to modern day; it also has a directory for many of the greatest directors in history with their filmography listed. If you want to see the films that your favorite directors were influenced by, and to find suggestions for great films in general, give this site a visit.
http://www.theyshootpictures.com/index.htm

This site is pure cinematography goodness right here. The American Society of Cinematographers website is an amazing source for just about any information in the industry regarding cinematography. The ASC have a trade publication that can be ordered through the site if that catches your interest; I think it is the best out there, just my opinion. The site itself is not only a resource, it also provides links to numerous other sources as well. I would highly recommend giving this a look through.
http://www.theasc.com/

I hope these may be helpful to anyone willing to check them out.