Back on October 1st, Thomas Hawk, Robert Scoble, and friends photowalked Stanford University. They had a great time, and of course Scoble had his camera. Hawk recapped it, and I think you should take a read.
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This one is more of a personal photoblog, it’s called CamarilloWalk.com
I’m planning to get out and walk around my city, taking pictures. I’ll post the best one’s at CamarilloWalk.com
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Hey, since Photowalking.org has been emerging as the place to learn how to photowalk and hook up with other photowalkers, I thought I’d take a moment to remind you all of a few photowalks that are coming up.
Anyone can use Photowalking.org to announce the photowalks that you are organizing. You can also use Photowalking.org to review solo photowalks. I’m more than willing to let Photowalking.org be your blog for sharing with the world what you’re doing with your photography.
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I forgot to mention that Darren Rowse, of ProBlogger.net and The Digital Photography School, invited me to write a guest post at DPS last week. So I did. Go check it out.
And, if you hadn’t heard of DPS, then you need to wake up! It’s only one of the top photography blogs.
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originally uploaded by chlky0001
I have failed to mention to you one great website that any photographer could use for some inspiration. Photografr.com has emerged as a top place to find really good images from around the photo sharing ‘net.With several posts a week, you’ll find a wide array of images from Zooomr, Flickr, and a few other sites. I know I’ve found some really nice photos there. Both images in this post were covered there recently.
originally uploaded by lucy_nka.
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A new blog-friend, Jim Goldstein of JMG-Galleries just finished a great little project. The contest was called the Favorite Photo and Background Story Photo Blog Project. Basically, photo bloggers were to post, on their own blog, a simple story describing the circumstances surrounding one of their own favorite photos.
I must tell you, I love photo projects. I have actually stopped reading other blogs, in order to make room for more photo blogs. I love the community and camaraderie I see. Additionally, quite often photo bloggers are doing contests and projects. This really drives me to shoot more and that’s a good thing. I also find that I’m learning a lot from the hosts and the participants. It’s a great deal all around.
Take a moment and shoot over to JMG-Galleries and read the 21 participating photo bloggers. Below is one of Jim’s own photos from his own entry into the project. Click the photo, and I’ll take you to his post.
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On April 26th, Brian Auer started a photography blog project asking readers to submit their photography-related websites for inclusion in this article. Below is the compiled list.
BLOGS ABOUT PHOTOGRAPHY
Mostly Photography by Origin
Daily blog featuring news, editorials, thoughts, theories, and photographs
JMG-Galleries Blog by Jim M. Goldstein
Landscape & nature photography discussions & articles
Down in the Den by Wulf Forrester-Barker
The photography section of my general blog, for my “favourite of the month” and other photography related postings
Bild & Foto by Bengt
A Swedish online photography magazine
Changing Perspectives by Jenni Brehm
My photos plus a bit of info on where I took them and what I did in post-processing
wingerz by wingerz
The photography section of my blog, where I post links to my gallery and occasional snippets of advice
goldengod.net by Andrew Ferguson
Photography tips, related technology, media and advertising
Photos by Jay by Jatin
Comprehensive regularly updated digital photography tips, free wallpapers, and pretty photos
The Work of Daniel Hellerman by Daniel Hellerman
Photoblog covering everything from high contrast shots to abandoned buildings
Sunny 16 rule by Silvia Ganora
The photographic endeavors of an Italian shutterbug
Crabby Horseshoes by Jamie
A collection of vintage, polaroid, digital and creative photography from my view of the world
photographyVoter by Paul O’Connor
A Digg-like photography website
Keen Eye by Claudia
An amateur photographer’s blog conceived as a resource for the amateur photographer: interviews, reviews, web resources, photographs
Photography Tip by Susheel
A resource for photography tips, ideas on how to extend your photography in terms of both ideas and equipment
640pixels by Carlo
I focus on photography and Photoshop advice
Out of the Dark! by Jim Hunter
The periodic, though probably irregular, rants and ravings from Jim Hunter
WORDS: irrational by A Marques
A site dedicated to photography and words and how they complement one another; photography and writing pasted together inspired by ambiguity
joostburger.nl Projects by Joost Burger
The projects of a documentary photographer
Macro Art In Nature by Michael Brown
Discovering the art to be found in the world of macro!
Live From Silver City by Avelino Maestas
A blog of photography, news, and politics
Epic Edits Weblog by Brian Auer
A photography resource for the aspiring hobbyist
PHOTOBLOGS
Clicks On The Fly! by Shreyas
Photography as it happens
(photo)blogging sil by Silvia Ganora
A color photoblog
A C H R O M A T I C by Silvia Ganora
A black & white photoblog
Eyelashed by Jamie
A straight-up photoblog of my experiences throughout the day
Shifting Pixel by Joe Lencioni
A stunning milieu of photographic experiences and techniques by artist Joe Lencioni–from raw to refined, whimsical to thought-provoking, Shifting Pixel highlights the best of subject and photographer
Justin Stephen Photography by Justin Stephen
Just my photography
Neil Creek’s Place by Neil Creek
My photo blog, where I am doing Project 365, and plan to include many artistic and experimental photos as well as some panoramas
The MagnoFalls Project by Joe Gajda
A photoblog of slides from the 1950’s - 1960’s
The Daily Rolograaf by Lourens (AKA Rolograaf)
Personal fotoblog with party pics, portraits, urban, and some macro
Words in Images by Gino Caron
We often say “a picture is worth a thousand words”, so a good vocabulary starts with a photoblog
LIGHT: delirious by A Marques
A site dedicated to photography and words and how they complement one another; photography and writing pasted together inspired by ambiguity
A Visual Treat by Hitesh Sawlani
A daily photoblog from whatever town I’m living in at the moment and my other travels
Street Photog by Mike N.
Street photography in NYC and elsewhere
joostburger.nl by joost burger
A collection of my most interesting images
San Miguel Photo of the Day by Jon of SMA
This is a photoblog of my daily observations down here in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
PORTFOLIOS AND GALLERIES
JMG-Galleries
Jim M. Goldstein
Agber Photography
Anne Gro Bergersen
Photography Corner
Maria Adelaide Silva
Photoeyes
Marianne Venegoni
A Touch of Mountain
Mary Tevebaugh
KSK-Creative
Kevin Skinner
Momentography
Josh Mitchel
Orion Visuals Stock
Neil Creek
FMAcostaPhotos
Florentino M. Acosta
Limited X
Tom Warner
athy Libby
Auer PhotoWorks
Brian Auer
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Over at JMG Galleries I just read a great post discussing the dilemma of getting paid for your photography. I don’t mean quitting your day job, just getting compensated for your hard work and creativity.
The article is titled, “The Dark Side of Flickr: Photo Phishing By Corporate America“. My interest is not in slamming Flickr, I’ve got a Flickr account. I’m more interested in raising your awareness about getting screwed by just giving your photos away for free.
I understand wanting to support people, just make sure you find a balance. I mean, of course, Thomas Hawk allows most bloggers to use his Flickr and Zooomr photos. That’s great. But I can tell you for sure that if some graphic designer or publication wants to publish one of his shots, he’s getting paid.
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My pal, Darren, over at the Digital Photography School celebrated his first anniversary today. Way to go Darren!
The Digital Photography School is a wonderful community for digital photographers who want to push the envelope. Nearly each article has something to offer me, and I learn a whole lot more at their forum. Darren’s celebratory post details some of his top articles of the year. Check that one out, it’s a good introduction to what DPS covers.
For the digital photographer it is one of the top 3 websites you should be frequenting on a regular basis.
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