I've been reading Photography Life for many years now.  Nasim Mansurov and his team do a great job of covering a wide variety of interesting photographic topics.

The site has become my "go to" site for landscape locations/ topics and reviews for cameras, lenses and related photographic equipment.

The site offers many tutorials which are well worth the read including: Tips for Beginners, Landscape, Wildlife, Portraiture, Post-Processing and Advanced Tutorials.

Photography Life also offers a number of landscape workshops, which I've not yet had the chance to join.

Well worth visiting.

Digital Photography Review is the largest camera-gear-head site on the planet, and well worth getting to know. (I've been a site member since 2003.)

It offers some of the most comprehensive camera reviews around, and has a nice side-by-side comparison guide, which allows you to easily compare 2-or-more cameras.  It also has useful Buying Guides for various types of cameras including a DSLR/ ILC Buying Guide, a Mirrorless Camera Buying Guide, and a Compact Camera Buying Guide.

The site has also branched out to other types of reviews, such as lens reviews and even phone camera reviews, but traditional cameras have, IMHO, been its strength.

The forums have a lot of useful information and good folks but, though better moderated than they used to be, trolls still hijack threads there a bit too much for my taste.  Definitely visit and use the forums - just be prepared to sift through the chaff to get to the wheat.  (In dpreview's defense, I'm sure part of the reason is that its just very hard to keep up with the volume of forum traffic.  The site has been a smash hit and gets millions of visits.)

Phil Askey founded the site in 1998, which was relocated to Seattle from London and sold to Amazon in 2007.  Phil left in 2010 to pursue other interests.