I’m a typography nut.  I love to learn about the history of typefaces as well as the art itself.

WikiAnswers has a Typography category.

Someday, soon hopefully, the typography category will be a one-stop source for all the information anyone could ever ask for in regards to such topics as typeface history, theory, and design.

Such existing Q&As include:

• What is the history of the Ellington typeface?
• What is the history about the typeface Colonna MT?
• What was the design process for the typeface Calcite Pro?
• What is the classification of the typeface Warnock Pro?
• Who created the typeface Adobe Garamond Pro and when?

Are you a typography nut?  Browse the category to ask and answer more typography questions!

How has the discipline of photography impacted digital graphic design?

The answer provided in this question comes from one of my most favorite contributors of the Graphic Design category I supervise on WikiAnswers, known as Jmowreader.  He provides a lot of significant answers to many graphic design related questions there that which are of superb quality and insight.

His take on this question:

[...] Executive summary: Affordable digitized photos have made it possible for more publishers to use more photos and more color than ever before, which enables them to attract more readers.  The flipside is the quality of the photos being used has gone straight to hell, but you can put a lot more of them in the book than you did in the old days. [...]

Jmowreader tells us about how photos were taken and printed into media, such as magazines, back in the old days throughout the years compared to how this process is done today.  Click here to read the remainder of his article.