16, 32, or 64GB?

I am getting a 3G but need feedback on the appropriate size to get. My primary use will be for web email, surfing the web, possibly play some games, along with updating a website and blog; both with photos. I rarely use my iTunes for music or videos and I have never downloaded or viewed a movie on my computer (currently a PC but I have had Macs also). I have over 6,000 photos online at two photo-hosting sites but I do not plan on storing them on the iPad. I have DropBox so I can edit the photos on my desktop and save them to DropBox and access them from my iPad. I was told by an Apple salesperson today that there is a Photoshop app that I can use on the iPad but I did not see it when I checked the apps tonight. (An aside, I use Photoshop Elements not Photoshop.) Any suggestions as to the size that would work best for me? I'm not loaded with money and will need to buy the Belkin Grip, pleated case, wireless keyboard, and Griffin stand so I'd prefer not to buy in excess of what I actually need. Thanks in advance.

The photoshop app is an iPhone app that thus far hasn't been updated for the iPad. Recent comments made by various Adobe employees make it sound as if they have some iPad apps in mind or perhaps even in production but no official word yet. Take a look at Layers, Brushes, and ArtStudio for graphics programs.
At this point Apps are quite small and since the iPad has a relatively small amount of runtime RAM (as opposed to the RAM used for storing data and applications) I don't expect that apps will take up a large portion of your storage RAM in this generation of iPad. Indeed, on my iPad apps take up less than 3 GB and I have just over 100 Apps.
Keep in mind that Apps also include the data used by the apps so that 3 GB accounts for both the size of the application and the data they use. For me that's mostly documents used by the iWork suite and PDF files. The largest portion of my RAM is taken up by video and audio (22 GB) which you say won't be a big part of your iPad use. I have a largish book collection (Kindle and ePub) which take up about 400 MB (books are small).
Given how much Apple charges for each RAM increase you probably would be quite happy with the 16 GB model. If I didn't spend a good deal of time traveling each summer I'd probably have chosen the 16 GB model myself.

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