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Photo and photo related blogs…
I’ll start with my mine,

PHOTOHUMOURIST.com



I recently changed the spelling for the UK. There’s now a U in there.
Perhaps we could make a directory listing? I’d certainly love to peruse lots more blogs from fellow lightstalkers. Wouldn’t you?

by Paul Treacy at Sun Sep 23 03:06:06 UTC 2007 (ed. Nov 5 2009) New York City, United States | Bookmark | | Report spam→

Sure thing, Here is mine.

AGSTAR Photojournalism

and here is my family blog. Para los que leen en español.

Las Stargardter Nicas

by Tomas Stargardter | 23 Sep 2007 03:09 (ed. Sep 23 2007) | Managua, Nicaragua | | Report spam→
If the work of a Toronto-based freelance ‘visual journalist’ is of any interest for anyone… http://www.andrewspearin.ca/journal/

by Andrew Spearin | 23 Sep 2007 03:09 (ed. Jan 22 2009) | Belleville, Ontario, Canada | | Report spam→
Here is mine as well: “http://wendymarijnissenphotojournal.blogspot.com/”

Of course the Harvey blog is fantastic as a resource and just a great read: “http://davidalanharvey.typepad.com/”

The Magnum blog has recently been revived by fellow LS Martin Fuchs:
“http://blog.magnumphotos.com/”

I always check out Alex Soths’ one as well: “http://alecsoth.com/blog/”

And this one can be an interesting read as well at times: “http://politicstheoryphotography.blogspot.com/”

by Wendy Marijnissen | 23 Sep 2007 07:09 | Antwerp, Belgium | | Report spam→
thread i bookmarked on the same topic:

http://www.lightstalkers.org/good_photo_blogs

by Dana De Luca | 23 Sep 2007 07:09 | Rome, Italy | | Report spam→
I’ll mention mine again here, dvafoto : two photos each day from photographers M. Scott Brauer and Matt Lutton

by M. Scott Brauer | 23 Sep 2007 09:09 | Nanjing, China | | Report spam→
another good one:
www.photoma.org/blog

by sam machpherson | 23 Sep 2007 09:09 | london, Afghanistan | | Report spam→
one picture a day
Rene Braun – Blog

by Brambor | 23 Sep 2007 11:09 (ed. Sep 24 2007) | Windham, United States | | Report spam→
Good timing Paul since I finally updated. I’ll try to be more conscientious about it if I know you’re reading. http://www.jleephoto.blogspot.com/

by James J. Lee | 23 Sep 2007 13:09 | Fairfax, VA, United States | | Report spam→
Tempest in a cup

http://kahtan6.blogspot.com/

http://kahtanjournal7.blogspot.com/

by Kahtan Alamery | 23 Sep 2007 14:09 (ed. Sep 25 2007) | New York, United States | | Report spam→
Here goes for mine, http://blog.penso.info/ If you look at the bottom, you’ll get an audio podcast from David Alan Harvey at a Seoul party. It was fun.

by Fabien Penso | 23 Sep 2007 15:09 | paris, France | | Report spam→
Here’s mine!
The Europeans

by Damaso Reyes | 23 Sep 2007 18:09 | Berlin, Germany | | Report spam→
http://sarahunderhillphotography.blogspot.com/

by Sarah Underhill | 23 Sep 2007 22:09 | Boston, United States | | Report spam→
Michal Daniel :))))))))…

i should tell u that I LOVE THAT BLOG…and i love that digital machine u use and the resulting pics :)))…that’s the kind of digi-vision that I love so oooooo much: not about perfection of camera, but about the mystery of photography and of life, the living…that’s what i always mean when this nonsensical debate comes up with digi vs. film: i loved using my old, shitty sony camera 10 years ago as offset for film….and I REALLY REALLY LOVE THAT 1ST IMAGE (MAN ON TRAIN WITH BUILDING): lIke dream from my skull ;))…beautiful….

http://www.640×480.net/album.php?posn=08_31_07_05_45_48pm&size=large

although i havent looked at all your images there (like way too many even for my insatiable appetite to digest): i’ve looked at that blog lots times and i draw inspiration from it, from one photographer to another, someone who gets the strangeness of the living at that the beauty of digital (besides economical reasons) has the same importantce as film: its about convey the wonder, the laughter and the sorrow in the weirdest way: i dont know how a photographer can make a precise, balanced, careful image…that’s just not life (maybe Italian vogue ;) )….just wanted to pass that on…long-time looker of 640x etc

i so love that low resolution: really, like the sound of blood shooting swiftly through the skin….

wearied
b

by Bob Black | 23 Sep 2007 22:09 (ed. Sep 23 2007) | Toronto (for now), Canada | | Report spam→
This is GREAT! I wonder how I might go about forming a directory listing here with everything. Maybe just a link to this thread will do. Fun stuff. I have time to myself tomorrow and will peruse these various blogs. I’m so looking forward to it. I’ll add a directory of these blogs to my own.

by Paul Treacy | 23 Sep 2007 23:09 | New York City, United States | | Report spam→
This is GREAT! I wonder how I might go about forming a directory listing here with everything. Maybe just a link to this thread will do. Fun stuff. I have time to myself tomorrow and will peruse these various blogs. I’m so looking forward to it. I’ll add a directory of these blogs to my own. Keep it in the family, so to speak.

by Paul Treacy | 23 Sep 2007 23:09 | New York City, United States | | Report spam→
http://www.bagnewsnotes.com

http://bagnewsnotes.typepad.com/bagnews/alan_chin/index.html

by Alan Chin | 24 Sep 2007 04:09 | New York, NY, United States | | Report spam→
http://cohenphoto.blogspot.com

by Aaron M. Cohen | 24 Sep 2007 05:09 | New York, NY, United States | | Report spam→
Mine is: http://blog.jonathancastner.com

by Jonathan Castner | 24 Sep 2007 06:09 | Denver, United States | | Report spam→
http://rupertbeagle.blogspot.com

by Uwe Schober | 24 Sep 2007 09:09 | Frankfurt, Germany | | Report spam→
Abroad » (photos)

blather.net » (mad stuff)

Making Waves » (Greenpeace)

by Dave Walsh | 24 Sep 2007 14:09 (ed. Sep 24 2007) | Dublin, Ireland | | Report spam→
Eyeside photoblog

by Thomas Vanhaute | 24 Sep 2007 14:09 (ed. Sep 24 2007) | Antwerp, Belgium | | Report spam→
Here is mine, at times embarrassingly personal… you are all welcome

http://vebahood.wordpress.com/

by Velibor Bozovic | 24 Sep 2007 14:09 (ed. Jan 11 2009) | Montreal, Canada | | Report spam→
Rather than list interesting blogs at my own, I’ve simply added a link to this thread.

by Paul Treacy | 24 Sep 2007 15:09 | New York City, United States | | Report spam→
http://patriciovalenzuela.blogspot.com/

by Patricio Valenzuela | 24 Sep 2007 15:09 | | Report spam→
Hey Paul, that is a good idea. I also added this link to my blog…let’s see how this works.

I love these blogs, as I have seen everyones’ webpage, agency, etc ….but the blogs are always being updated…and they are really a lot of fun…

by Sarah Underhill | 24 Sep 2007 22:09 (ed. Sep 24 2007) | Boston, United States | | Report spam→
http://gonzopj.blogspot.com

by Patrick S. Yen | 24 Sep 2007 22:09 | Bowling Green, KY, United States | | Report spam→
http://iantaylors.blogspot.com/

by Ian Taylor | 24 Sep 2007 23:09 | Hong Kong, China | | Report spam→
I can otherwise make a blog directory list, similar to the one I did of the Lighstalkers Photographer Directory Link Exchange which you can see at http://www.pixdesk.ca/ls_links/links.php .

That way, it will be easier for everyone to implement the links on each others websites.

If there is an interest, I can set that up in a few hours.

…Mikael

by Mikael Kjellstrom | 25 Sep 2007 20:09 | Calgary, Canada | | Report spam→
That sounds cool Mikael. Lots of work though. I was going to do something similar though time would have been an issue then I got to thinking that all we needed was a link to this thread from each of our blogs. Simple really.

Perhaps tonight I will have time to explore the links added here. I very much look forward to it.

Thanks everyone. I hope we all take some time to peruse these links and set up a network.

by Paul Treacy | 25 Sep 2007 20:09 | New York City, United States | | Report spam→
Paul,

The link page is more of an automatic thing. I just need to create the input and output webpage which will take me an hour and then people can add their blogs by themselves. That way it is self lived and will grow as people add their blogs.

I enjoy seeing so many [photographer blogs out there :):)

by Mikael Kjellstrom | 25 Sep 2007 20:09 | Calgary, Canada | | Report spam→
Hi guys, I’m new here in Lightstalkers but here is my blog

http://myphotojournalism.blogspot.com

Cheers

by Miguel A. Lopes | 25 Sep 2007 22:09 | Lisbon, Portugal | | Report spam→
http://www.tmcdaily.com

by Tabanitha McDaniel | 26 Sep 2007 01:09 | San Francisco, CA, United States | | Report spam→
proofofbeing.com

by ben gancsos | 26 Sep 2007 03:09 | Stamford, CT, United States | | Report spam→
playography.blogspot.com

by Max Pasion | 26 Sep 2007 03:09 (ed. Sep 26 2007) | Jersey City, NJ, United States | | Report spam→
“The Chronicles”


Formal and informal words with pictures and multimedia.

by Tim Matsui | 27 Sep 2007 06:09 | Seattle, United States | | Report spam→
Hey, this is grrrrreat! I was looking, hoping for some links just like these to link to http://aefpix.blogspot.com … just getting this one launched into cyberspace
we had this one up for a bit:
http://hoodooville.blogspot.com
My 2 cents.
Also if you are alturistic in mind and heart, please link this one – for the planet —
http://www.globalreporting.org/NewsEventsPress/Gallery/
thanks!

by Ana Elisa Fuentes | 27 Sep 2007 07:09 | Bavaria, Germany | | Report spam→
This is a resource in and of itself. My google reader is much happier now.

Here’s my blog, shamelessly full of typos.

by Laurie Mc Ginley | 27 Sep 2007 17:09 | Saint Paul, MN, United States | | Report spam→
Just getting started with mine:

http://jonathanelderfieldphotoblog.blogspot.com/

Done about 10 posts so far.

Jonathan
www.jefoto.com

by Jonathan Elderfield | 27 Sep 2007 20:09 | New York, United States | | Report spam→
http://patriciomurphy.blogspot.com

In spanish, not that I’m writing too much, but I hang a picture every now and then.

by Patricio Murphy | 27 Sep 2007 20:09 (ed. Sep 27 2007) | Buenos Aires, Argentina | | Report spam→
Mine is currently random posts about assignments but, I am going to try to narrow the focus and post more topical stuff, just sort of “finding my voice”

http://www.onewordphotography.com/blog

By the way, I remember a post a while back about linking to sites. Do links on your blog count? If so, I’d be glad to add all of the above if people would do the same for mine.

Cheers,

Dan

by Dan Bannister | 29 Sep 2007 15:09 | Calgary, Canada | | Report spam→
http://vigilantejournalist.com/blog/

by Anne Holmes | 29 Sep 2007 19:09 | Planet Earth, Thailand | | Report spam→
I have several, but this one is for those seeking high class wedding photography in Prague: http://kurtvinion.wordpress.com
and is brand new….

by Kurt Vinion | 04 Oct 2007 14:10 | Prague, Czech Republic | | Report spam→
the last 3 months or so include posts from my internship at VII..

HTTP://ASYOUWERE.WORDPRESS.COM

will start posting my work from the current position at harvard news..

i’m enjoyin everyones blogs!! take care

.m

by Matthew Craig | 04 Oct 2007 15:10 | Boston, Ma, United States | | Report spam→
Talkin’ incoherent shite, so you don’t have to…its all part of the service at the SionPhoto Blog

by Sion Touhig | 04 Oct 2007 18:10 | London, United Kingdom | | Report spam→
http://monkeysrevenge.blogspot.com

by JR, (John Watts-Robertson). | 04 Oct 2007 18:10 | Rothwell, United Kingdom | | Report spam→
http://2point8.whileseated.org
http://www.unphotographable.com

by Michael David Murphy | 04 Oct 2007 22:10 | Atlanta, GA, United States | | Report spam→
www.luxhammer.blogspot.com

by Anton Lazarus Hammerl | 05 Oct 2007 10:10 | London, United Kingdom | | Report spam→
Oh ok then..

http://hmmm.co.za

And as soon as i get a chance to develop this roll of film, it will be updated

by Daniel Cuthbert | 05 Oct 2007 10:10 | London, United Kingdom | | Report spam→
Some of my photos from last year in Ethiopia..

http://www.oliverparini.blogspot.com/

by Oliver P | 05 Oct 2007 15:10 | Colorado Springs, United States | | Report spam→
http://rosecromwell.livejournal.com

by Rose Marie Cromwell | 06 Oct 2007 00:10 | Panama City, Panama | | Report spam→
Kameraview

Visual diary from Japan…

by David Coll Blanco | 06 Oct 2007 02:10 | Tokyo, Japan | | Report spam→
from the philippines – adding mine to the list:

link text

and

link text

by Ninfa Bito | 06 Oct 2007 07:10 | Manila, Philippines | | Report spam→
http://mustafahabdulaziz.blogspot.com/

by mustafah abdulaziz | 06 Oct 2007 12:10 | Philadelphia, United States | | Report spam→
www.tomwhitephotography.blogspot.com

and a group blog coming soon – watch this space.

by Tom White | 06 Oct 2007 20:10 | Hoboken, United States | | Report spam→
This is fun. . .

Sucka Pants

travel, live music, general craziness from Brooklyn, NY.

by Tod Seelie | 07 Oct 2007 05:10 | Brooklyn, United States | | Report spam→
Here’s mine
http://sandyhuffakerjr.blogspot.com/
Thanks!!
Sandy

by Sandy Huffaker | 08 Oct 2007 04:10 | San Diego, United States | | Report spam→
and here’s mine:)
http://www.jakubphotojournal.blogspot.com/

by Jozef Jakubco | 09 Oct 2007 09:10 | Bratislava, Slovakia | | Report spam→
here are me links again:

NZB Photography

Kuwentos

My personal blog, Flipland

by Ninfa Bito | 09 Oct 2007 10:10 | Manila, Philippines | | Report spam→
here are me links again:

NZB Photography

Kuwentos

My personal blog, Flipland

by Ninfa Bito | 09 Oct 2007 10:10 | Manila, Philippines | | Report spam→
mine:

left-eyed right-handed

including many links to other photography related blogs/websites (there are far more links than posts on my blog… too busy reading what others have to say…)

by Dagmar Schwelle | 09 Oct 2007 15:10 | Hamburg, Germany | | Report spam→
http://jonathanalcorn.blogspot.com/

by Jonathan Alcorn | 09 Oct 2007 16:10 | Los Angeles, United States | | Report spam→
Check it out:
http://photosbymarcin.blogspot.com/

by Marcin Szczepanski | 10 Oct 2007 15:10 | Philadelphia, United States | | Report spam→
www.photographylot.blogspot.com

A new blog for discussion of images and projects…

by Tom White | 10 Oct 2007 18:10 | Hoboken, United States | | Report spam→
My blog:
>Re:PHOTO: http://re-photo.co.uk
Pronounced ‘Ray-photo’ which is how I learnt to say ‘Re’ many years before the internet existed. I started it in May, after the NY Times decided they didn’t really want a photography site that was really ‘About Photography’.

I also have a photo-diary, which isn’t a blog for various reasons (mainly that it started a long time ago), but is a kind of personal web diary, called ‘My London Diary’: http://mylondondiary.co.uk

I think there are now almost 25,000 pictures on it.

Peter

by Peter Marshall | 12 Oct 2007 16:10 (ed. Oct 12 2007) | London, United Kingdom | | Report spam→
My blog is: www.thelocomotives.blogspot.com
Feel free to visit!

by Alfred Dumben | 12 Oct 2007 17:10 | Rygge, Norway | | Report spam→
Cool. Mine’s www.billputnam.blogspot.com stop on by!

by Bill Putnam | 12 Oct 2007 19:10 | Washington, DC, United States | | Report spam→
i just started……
http://pastur.blogspot.com/

have fun.

by Russel A. Daniels | 24 Nov 2007 03:11 | Missoula, Montana, United States | | Report spam→
Hi,

I have also just started building my blog: http://thecamerawala.blogspot.com/

You are invited there. Looking forward to your valuable inputs and comments.

Thanks

Santanu

by santanu chakrabarti | 24 Nov 2007 07:11 | Kolkata, India | | Report spam→
bANDa.co.ba is a true proof of Bosnian tolerance and it’s cosmopolitan nature. :D

by Jasmin Brutus | 24 Nov 2007 11:11 (ed. Nov 24 2007) | Visoko, Bosnia & Herzegovina | | Report spam→
Stefan Falke’s Eye

Thanks, Stefan

by Stefan Falke | 24 Nov 2007 14:11 | Brooklyn, NY, United States | | Report spam→
hello all

i keep my panoramic street (and occasional landscape) blog up at:

www.memorieslikefingerprints.com/blog

enjoy!

Dylan

by dylan mcburney | 24 Nov 2007 15:11 | Belfast, Northern Ireland | | Report spam→
mine is called accidents will happen. i think i am an addict.

by kuba dabrowski | 24 Nov 2007 15:11 (ed. Nov 24 2007) | warsaw, Poland | | Report spam→
Have finally gotten around to update my page and get it into a data base system.

Blogging about everything concerning photography and then throw i some poetry if in good mood :)

http://www.aurora.is

by Kristjan Logason | 24 Nov 2007 17:11 | San Cristobal de las casas, Mexico | | Report spam→
International Photojournalist Network’s blog:

http://intphoto.blogspot.com

by Michael Barrientos | 24 Nov 2007 20:11 | Maputo, Mozambique | | Report spam→
Great Idea Paul!

Here’s mine:

http://kouroshazar.blogspot.com

by Kourosh Azar | 24 Nov 2007 22:11 | Sydney, Australia | | Report spam→
Looking at different ways of showing documentary photography…. Exploring new opportunities that the internet and new technology offer the photographer.

http://www.docphot.org

Martin

by Martin Shakeshaft | 25 Nov 2007 11:11 | Back home, United Kingdom | | Report spam→
a recently started visual diary of sorts. mostly street work.

http://jb.alkos.info

by jb maher | 25 Nov 2007 16:11 (ed. Nov 25 2007) | dublin, Ireland | | Report spam→
And here is mine (till now I’ve uploaded some photos from Japan and Barcelona but much more still to come):
http://www.pbase.com/aaleksander/photoblog

Aleksander

by Aleksander Bochenek | 25 Nov 2007 18:11 | Barcelona, Spain | | Report spam→
http://sportspicture.blogspot.com

by Thomas Marshall | 25 Nov 2007 19:11 | Saugus, CA, United States | | Report spam→
www.oscarpardomuansiagian.tk this my blog all photos comes from indonesia

by oscar siagian | 25 Nov 2007 20:11 | yogyakarta, Indonesia | | Report spam→
I think it’s great everybody is sharing their work. I’d like to offer a suggestion for how this list could be taken to the next level. Google loves links. Knowing this we can use this to our advantage. If each person chooses one lightstalker member who has listed his/her blog here and writes a post about their work and in that post links to that person’s website, over time each person here will gain many links to their site which helps their page ranknig in Google an thus elevates us all with regard to search engines, primarily Google. In addition the website stubmleupon.com (and similar social bookmarking sites) can be used to drive traffic to our websites as well.

I created an account on stumbleupon.com and added an entry for my own blog. I got several hundred hits on that day. While that might not seem like a lot, I had just launched the blog so I went from 0 to several hundred views in one day. I didn’t consistently get those several hundred views on the following days but, if somebody else were to stumble my blog and yours on a weekly basis, over time a lot of traffic would come. If in addition to writing about each person we also took a couple minutes to “stumble” the person’s blog too it would drive additional traffic to our sites and perhaps gain viewership among people who weren’t necessarily searching for photography related sites with a search engine.

If we collectively do things like this on a weekly basis the mighty internet powers will think that our sites are consistently getting attention and are therefore important and worthy of attention.

by Seth Bourget | 25 Nov 2007 20:11 | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | | Report spam→
Seth,

Can you tell me how you submit your own site or blog to Stumble, I’ve gone through it and can’t see how to do this. I do have an account and have used it.

BTW, great idea.

Dan

by Dan Bannister | 25 Nov 2007 21:11 | Calgary, Canada | | Report spam→
probably the easiest way is to install the toolbar for firefox or IE. you can get it on their website. After it’s installed just go to your site and click the ‘thumbs up’ icon. If nobody has ‘stumbled’ your site before it will tell you you’ve discovered a new site and you can add a blurb about it that other stumble upon users will see.

IMPORTANT NOTE:
I’ve read that stumbleupon keeps track of the domain that each stumble comes from and doesn’t give as much weight to stumbles for a given site that consistently come from the same domain. So constantly stumbling your own site doesn’t do much and can actually work against you. However stumbling once shouldn’t hurt anything. I don’t know this for fact but i’ve seen it mentioned among discussions of stumble upon and it’s inner workings.

by Seth Bourget | 25 Nov 2007 21:11 | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | | Report spam→
just in case anybody out there is unaware, there are 2 very good Google tools for website owners.

http://www.google.com/webmasters/tour/tour1.html
the webmaster tools tell you how many sites link to yours and who they are, as well as telling you how your site looks to google, keywords, search terms etc.

another free tool is Google analytics
http://www.google.com/analytics/

I think both of these tools are indespensible with the added bonus that they’re free.

by Seth Bourget | 25 Nov 2007 22:11 | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | | Report spam→
As I walked to the movie theatre tonight I couldn’t get this subject out of my head so i’m posting again while everything is still fresh in my mind. I realized that as a (semi)organized group we lightstalkers have quite a lot of power we’re not taking advantage of. There’s a lot of power in the “group”. Take for example the strikes in France right now. As individuals the workers have no power but together they have quite a lot of power. It’s the same with all of us on the Internet. We all try to figure out ways to get our websites higher page ranks but as individuals it’s very difficult. If we were to make an organized effort to work together we could elevate ourselves with the power of our shear numbers.

Google doesn’t go into detail about the nuts and bolts of it’s page ranking system but they do state publicly that fundamentally they determine page rank by quantity of links to a given site and the quality of those links. So a link from a site like cnn.com would be more powerful than 10 links from john q. nobody. However, we’re not really competing with cnn.com for search results we’re competing with everybody else with a website displaying photos.

As an example, if I do a Google search for ‘photos brazil’ Google returns 56 million pages. So I’m competing with 56 million other websites for that coveted first page listing. OUCH!!! Now, heavy hitting sites like Nat. Geo don’t show up on the first page and neither does Getty. In fact the pages that did show up on the first page of google had photos that for the most part were not very impressive. I’d be willing to bet that none of the pages that showed up on the first page of my search have more than 100 links to them. I don’t know how many lightstalkers members there are but let’s say there are 10,000. So if I had a link from all of the lightstalkers members that would give me a page rank far beyond any of the other sites that showed up in my search. An extreme example I know but let me illustrate my point. Suppose all 10,000 members of lightstalkers had links to each-others sites and let’s say that 50% of lightstalkers members have pictures related to brazil on their website. That would mean that theoretically google’s first page of search results would contain only lightstalkers members since we would all have a quantity (and quality) of links much higher than anybody else on the Internet. Now i’d be competing with 5000 other websites rather than 56 million!

So how can an extreme example such as this be put into practice? This thread was created in an effort to address the issue of getting our websites seen. Since many members have blogs that are most likely used, at least in part, as marketing tools. We can utilize these tools to elevate ourselves as a group which in the end benefits each member. Like an ant colony, each individual is fairly powerless but as a group they are very powerful and each member of the colony benefits from the work of each individual.

As a more realistic example suppose some (hopefully large) number of lightstalkers members agree to participate in an organized campaign of promoting fellow participants. If once a week (as an example) each participant posted in their blog a blurb about another photographer, who happens to be another participant in this campaign, and included a link to that person’s website, over time each participant gains links to their own website from other participants. This gaining of links would be organic and beneficial to all who participate. Imagine if you gained a link a week to your website. It would appear to the big computers in the cloud that your website is really gaining in popularity from seemingly random sources .

The obvious course of action is for all of us to start making linking deals, “you write about me and I’ll write about you”, etc. This may seem like a good solution but I think the result would be an initial spike in posting and linking but would eventually die out and in addition it would introduce yet another popularity contest. Since we have a community here we ought to approach this as a community effort that would benefit all members of the participating community equally. We’re already competing with the rest of the internet world, competing amongst each other seems counter productive, at least until every first page of a google search has exclusively websites from lighstalkers members. :)

I propose a more systematic approach that I think would be longer lasting as well as offer a level playing field so that everybody can benefit equally from the collective effort.

I’d be willing to create (and host) a web page that would allow lightstalkers members to add a URL to the site they want written about, maybe it’s a blog maybe it’s a portfolio site. The URLs would be stored in a database and I can create another page with a small flash program with a button that when clicked will randomly select a URL from the database. The person retrieving the URL would then take a look at the site and post an entry on their blog with a few words about the site and/or photos and a link to that person’s site. The idea being that each person writes about other members and other members are writing about you. In the interest of transparency I could also post a statistics page showing the quantity of URL selections for each participant so that everybody can see there’s an even spread and nobody is getting favored. Of course each participant needs to go the distance and actually do the blog post, the whole thing is on the honor system but the more active participants there are the more everybody benefits.

In effect we would all be implicitly promoting our websites by explicitly promoting somebody else’s. Over time we would all gain links to our individual sites raising our page rank which then raises the value of every link we give to somebody else. Like a swarm of locusts we can descend upon the internet. (evil laugh)

I’m interested in everybody else’s thoughts on this issue, i think together we can hammer out a plan of action to benefit us all.

footnote: it’s 2:00 a.m. on a sunday, please forgive any signs of mental instability in my post.

by Seth Bourget | 26 Nov 2007 03:11 | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | | Report spam→
late to this, but would am pleased to share mine:
http://www.stephenvoss.com/blog/

by Stephen Voss | 26 Nov 2007 03:11 | Washington, DC, United States | | Report spam→
Seth,

At first glance, this sounds like a good idea. Since this post started, I wondered how many people actually put a link on their site to other sites from this post. For just the reasons you mention, I assumed not many. I added a half dozen or so then accidentally wiped them off my blog today when I was monkeying around with it. As well, many people just don’t have a links page on their site so, would prefer not to bother.

Anyway, I’m in and will do whatever I can to help. On the surface, it sounds like a workable idea, I’m hoping someone with a significant amount of google/seo experience will chime in with their opinion.

by Dan Bannister | 26 Nov 2007 04:11 | Calgary, Canada | | Report spam→
Hi all, I have used this:

http://www.pixdesk.ca/ls_links/links.php

and this:

http://www.lightstalkers.org/blog-directory-

On my blog, and I have got hits from others who have these linkied on their webpages or blogs….I have a site meter and I can see where the hits come from, and the outclicks-where people go next….

It’s very easy to add these….you can see how I did it on my blog. Have a great M0onday…

by Sarah Underhill | 26 Nov 2007 13:11 | Boston, United States | | Report spam→
Mine is just under a year old and I srtarted off posting much more regularly then then I do these days. Nevertheless, I’m surprised how many bother to read it. It’s not so much about standalone pictures but about what they trigger for me:

http://englandspastures.wordpress.com/

Thanks,

Richard.

by Richard Baker | 26 Nov 2007 15:11 | Malé, Maldives | | Report spam→
Alright, alright, here’s mine, then:

http://narua.org/new

In Portuguese, though.

For English, my Flickr page will do it: http://flickr.com/photos/streetlife

And this page goes straight to my bookmarks :) good to see good photography on the blogosphere…

Paulo.

by Paulo Fehlauer | 26 Nov 2007 21:11 | São Paulo, Brazil | | Report spam→
Stupid Photographer

by Stupid Photographer | 29 Nov 2007 15:11 | Holy Smokes, Holy See | | Report spam→
hi…all from dangerousful beautiful country
www.jefriaries.blogspot.com

jeff

by jefri aries | 29 Nov 2007 15:11 | Jakarta, Indonesia | | Report spam→
If anyone wants to add their photography related websites and blogs to the list that Sarah Underhill mentioned, visit the URL http://www.pixdesk.ca/ls_links/

…mikael

by Mikael Kjellstrom | 30 Nov 2007 00:11 | Calgary, Canada | | Report spam→
I think there is a crucial detail being overlooked by this movement to aggregate links of our websites. I looked at the site mentioned in the previous post: http://www.pixdesk.ca/ls_links/

While the list does provide a centralized list of lightstalkers’ websites that can allow for other members to view eachothers websites, it doesn’t do much to help us increase the likelihood that our pages will show up in google searches. Google relies heavily on page rank. Here’s an excerpt from google’s website regarding page rank:

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PageRank Explained ( http://www.google.com/technology/ )

PageRank relies on the uniquely democratic nature of the web by using its vast link structure as an indicator of an individual page’s value. In essence, Google interprets a link from page A to page B as a vote, by page A, for page B. But, Google looks at considerably more than the sheer volume of votes, or links a page receives; for example, it also analyzes the page that casts the vote. Votes cast by pages that are themselves “important” weigh more heavily and help to make other pages “important.” Using these and other factors, Google provides its views on pages’ relative importance.

Of course, important pages mean nothing to you if they don’t match your query. So, Google combines PageRank with sophisticated text-matching techniques to find pages that are both important and relevant to your search. Google goes far beyond the number of times a term appears on a page and examines dozens of aspects of the page’s content (and the content of the pages linking to it) to determine if it’s a good match for your query.
/*

So just having a page of links, even if we all put it on our sites doesn’t count for much because the link page itself wouldn’t be considered “important”. There are several reasons for this.

Firstly the page contains primarily links. From other research i’ve done, google doesn’t give much weight to pages made primarily of links because it would be easy for unscrupulous webmasters to manipulate their system by creating endless numbers of link pages.

Second there’s not much content on the page for a search engine to sink it’s teeth into. Sure it would pick up everybody’s name but unless somebody is searching for your name specifically there’s no reason that link page would ever be returned in a search.

What is needed is an organized effort to raise our collective page ranks. This means creating content that itself has (at least the potential for) a good page rank and links to the sites of other members.

As was proposed in a previous post, if we use our blogs to occasionally profile other lighstalkers members, describing their work and providing a link(s) to their site in the post we would be using google’s system as a tool for our advantage. A good example of what was mentioned previously is the blog of lightstalker member http://www.lightstalkers.org/tewfic-el-sawy with his blog: http://thetravelphotographer.blogspot.com/ he does exactly what we all should be doing. If we all used our blogs the way tewfic el-sawy does and wrote/linked to each other using this method we would be collectively raising our page ranks. Each time somebody wrote about your website it would help raise your page rank which in turn raises the value of each link you give to another lightstalker member.

by Seth Bourget | 30 Nov 2007 13:11 | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | | Report spam→
Seth,

Your idea is great, and you should go ahead and implement it.

The list I created was setup in a couple of hours to save people the time and aggravation to have to enter other photographers manually.

I just wanted to create a simple centralized place where people could put their name and website. I also created a description field, so if you ended up looking at the http://www.pixdesk.ca/ls_links/photographers.php page rather than the links.php page, you will see that there is more information.

I can also say that I have many google searches on my server logs when people have been searching for individual photographers. You are right though, that they will need to search for the photographers name.

…Mikael

PS! if anyone want’s to add a description field to their already listing, send me the text and I’ll add it to the database. Max 55 Characters please.

by Mikael Kjellstrom | 30 Nov 2007 21:11 | Calgary, Canada | | Report spam→
Mikael your site was a great step in the right direction. It’s obvious there’s some interest here in working together to improve our visibility. I went ahead and created a simple web applet so that hopefully we can take this to the next level. I’m going to include a brief summary so people who haven’t been actively reading this thread don’t have to go back and read every post to know what’s happening.

In an effort to improve our collective page ranks ( http://www.google.com/technology/ ) with google it was proposed that we work together as an organized group, to use the web and it’s technology to our advantage rather than working separately and competing with the millions of amateur photographers and their websites as well as the websites of microstock companies for search engine results.

The steps required to participate in this project/experiment are few but success will require a commitment by everyone involved. The more participation both in numbers of participants and frequency of participation, the more we all collectively benefit.

The premise is based on google’s page ranking system which is explained by google in the link above. Many of us have blogs. The idea behind this project is that we use our blogs to occasionally (but consistently) profile the work of a fellow lightstalker who is participating in this project by writing a post about his/her photography and including one or more links to their website in the post. Over time all participants will gain more links to their site which will increase each person’s page rank. As each person’s page rank improves, by receiving more links from other sites, the value of each link given to other sites goes up. Thus we raise each other up collectively.

To participate:

1. go to http://www.cafesilencio.net/lightclub and enter your lightstalker member ID and the URL for your website.

2. when you have the time to profile another member, go to the same website and click the ‘get URL’ button. a URL from the database will be randomly selected and displayed on the screen along with a button you can click to go to the site.

3. look over the website and write something about the photography on your blog, be sure to include a link to the person’s website in the blog post.

4. get yourself a cup of coffee and enjoy a feeling of satisfaction that by promoting another lightstalker member, somebody else is promoting you.

Personally I’m going try and do this once a week.

Also, on the screen of the web applet there’s a button to see all of the sites that are in the database and the number of times they’ve been retrieved from the database as a result of clicking the ‘get URL’ button. Those who get their site in early will naturally have a higher number than those who add their site 3 months from now. The URLs are retrieved randomly from the database in an effort to provide a level playing field to all participants.

I hope that this can be a long term successful project that we all benefit from. Please spread the word among the other lightstalker members who may not be monitoring this thread.

by Seth Bourget | 03 Dec 2007 14:12 (ed. Dec 3 2007) | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | | Report spam→
my one: http://paulonunessantos.blog.com

by Paulo Nunes dos Santos | 03 Dec 2007 14:12 | Dublin, Ireland | | Report spam→
http://sportspicture.blogspot.com

by Thomas Marshall | 03 Dec 2007 14:12 | Saugus, CA, United States | | Report spam→
http://dokumentaryfotografr.blogspot.com/

by Charlie Mahoney | 03 Dec 2007 15:12 | Barcelona, Spain | | Report spam→
http://lifeat16mm.wordpress.com

by Phil Sussman | 03 Dec 2007 17:12 | Tampa, FL, United States | | Report spam→
www.danieletter.com/blog

by Daniel Etter | 03 Dec 2007 21:12 | Cologne, Germany | | Report spam→
Seth, The site looks good. I hope that people will take the time to follow through on the steps. Let me know how it goes.

On another note, when I added the description field to my list I manually went and checked more than 50 of our members website, to put their info into the description field. I was very chocked to discover that most people did not have any META keyword or META description fields in their html head section. Not that you should rely on it to much, but it should be there.

Good job Seth,

…mikael

by Mikael Kjellstrom | 03 Dec 2007 22:12 | Calgary, Canada | | Report spam→
Another to heap on the pile. My Photo Blog of street photography:

Down on the Street

by Mark Murrmann | 04 Dec 2007 00:12 | Oakland, CA, United States | | Report spam→
Mikael, the description meta tag is important for a couple of reasons. Google will use the content of this tag when displaying a link on it’s search result page. So you want something there that will intice somebody to click on the link. If the description tag isn’t there google will generally take the first bit of text it can find which may or may not be desirable. An easy way to find your own site in a google search is ofcourse to search for your name and/or domain. Check the text it has under the link, it should be the description tag if you have one. The keyword tag is a toss up. I’d have one but I don’t know how much weight it carries since people tend to over do it.

by Seth Bourget | 04 Dec 2007 02:12 | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | | Report spam→
this’s mine:

www.micheletraglia.com

ciaoo :D

by michele traglia | 07 Dec 2007 13:12 | udine, Italy | | Report spam→
very very late to this…but here’s mine…
http://ragingbum.blogspot.com

by Ritesh Uttamchandani | 07 Dec 2007 15:12 | Mumbai, India | | Report spam→
very late too.. haha. ohwell. i have just started mine….. http://redastronaut.blogspot.com/

by jordan Mary | 07 Dec 2007 20:12 | Margate, United Kingdom | | Report spam→
this’s mine. But for the moment it is just wrote in spanish and italian.

http://a-third-eye.blogspot.com/

by Diego Ravier | 08 Dec 2007 12:12 | Paris, France | | Report spam→
http://50-mm.blogspot.com

by Sumeet Inder Singh | 08 Dec 2007 17:12 | Portland, United States | | Report spam→
notebook

by Bill Crandall | 09 Dec 2007 03:12 | Washington DC, United States | | Report spam→
I’ve just started one from Mexico called Aztec Postcards
Check it out.
Keith Dannemiller

by Keith Dannemiller | 13 Dec 2007 01:12 | Mexico City, Mexico | | Report spam→
Go Seth Bourget,


Great work on the lightclub deal. Just following the thread here and wanted to let you know that META key wording has been a big asset in combination with the meta-description for my own efforts. For instance, by adding “contemporary” by META-keyword—in combination with “documentary photo” in META-description, I am able to get my project TATTERED to show up #11 out of 229,000 for the search “contemporary documentary photo”, a status which it definitely does not deserve in the context of the world’s contemporary documentary photo.




I have also found that by reviewing the keyword searches that lead to my site at random, I can capitalize on this and switch keywords and META-tags enough to get search engines to see each feature on my site is a separate component, enough to give it a seperate search engine ranking in-line with the original domain which has been a great help as well as far as visibility goes.




I hope Brazil is treating you real well and kudos to the writing component of your project as well.


Safe Travels


Seth

by Seth Butler | 13 Dec 2007 14:12 | Barnard, VT, United States | | Report spam→
Hey Seth, you gotta blog? If so, please link.

I’m gonna check now.

by Paul Treacy | 13 Dec 2007 14:12 | New York City, United States | | Report spam→
http://driftingcamera.blogspot.com/

just started it

by Brian David Stevens | 14 Dec 2007 13:12 | london, United Kingdom | | Report spam→
my blog from beijing: http://stevebarru.com/

great thread…!

by Steve Barru | 15 Dec 2007 23:12 | Beijing, China | | Report spam→
my nyc nighttime urban photoblog type thing:

cornershots.com

by Jim | 16 Dec 2007 08:12 | New York City, United States | | Report spam→
Here comes mine

www.emmeclausi.it

cheers

by Massimiliano Clausi | 18 Dec 2007 13:12 | Genoa, Italy | | Report spam→
not really a blog but has loads of links : http://pjlinks.wordpress.com

cheers.

by Mikko Takkunen | 23 Dec 2007 17:12 | Kontiolahti, Finland | | Report spam→
hello all-

mine:

http://millicapelgren.blogspot.com/

http://mapelgren.blogspot.com/

and a current photo blog of interest w/ lots of great links:
http://politicstheoryphotography.blogspot.com/

something good to watch:
http://www.ted.com/index.php/speakers/view/id/84
this is James Nachtwey, but there are plentiful people of interest.

enjoy!

by Milli Apelgren | 24 Dec 2007 08:12 (ed. Feb 7 2008) | Austin, Tx, United States | | Report spam→
Here is my new bog.
words on photography

It forces me to write instead of looking at blogs. I have added a whole new truckload to my google reader.

Tom Leininger

by Tom Leininger | 24 Dec 2007 14:12 (ed. Dec 24 2007) | Denton, TX, United States | | Report spam→
Tom’s mobile photo blog : Tomoblogo.
Photos taken and send directly from a mobile phone.

by tom | 02 Jan 2008 21:01 | Paris, France | | Report spam→
To all:
Mine is blog about life after a long career in photojournalism.

jaymather.blogspot.com

by Jay Mather | 02 Jan 2008 22:01 | Sisters, Oregon, United States | | Report spam→
Check out the blog of my friend jw lawson.

by Jack Gajewski | 05 Jan 2008 18:01 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States | | Report spam→
i have one:

http://sumaryantobronto.blogspot.com/

by Sumaryanto Bronto | 10 Jan 2008 17:01 | Yogyakarta, Indonesia | | Report spam→
Mine: http://spectrograph.net/wp


Enjoy with moderation.

by robin vandenabeele | 10 Jan 2008 17:01 (ed. Jan 10 2008) | home, Belgium | | Report spam→
Okay ladies and gentlemen, based on these responses and my own blogging endeavors, I’m planning to put together a website listing many of the best photoblogs by pro level shooters. It’ll be substantive. It’ll be fun. It’ll be a hub for all interested.

One day I hope to be able to do some reviews of interesting blogs and to invite many of you from time to time to write about your blogs and what you hope to achieve with them. I hope to bring in some sponsors too and see where that can take us.

I’ve just secured PhotoBlogCentral.com and will start working on it by the end of January 2008 with hopes of going online at some point in February.

Please let me know if this is something that interests you and if I can list your blog.

I’m inexperienced at this sort of thing but hope to learn a lot over the coming months. I have the time between now and June to get stuck in. I will be moving back to London in the summer and so will have much of this time available to try and make something interesting and worthwhile of this.

Any and all pointers would be hugely appreciated.

First up I need to design a logo.

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on this.

Paulyman.

PhotoBlogCentral.com

by Paul Treacy | 11 Jan 2008 16:01 (ed. Jan 11 2008) | New York City, United States | | Report spam→
Nice idea Paul,

I’m available to ensure it’s not hacked in any manner, just shout if you need it

by Daniel Cuthbert | 11 Jan 2008 16:01 | Johannesburg, South Africa | | Report spam→
Paul,

I like your idea and I’ve started something similar.

During the past few months I’ve been looking a lot of photo blogs. Being me, I really like the ones I like. I have pondered the question, “How do I find more photos that I like?” Searching doesn’t really get me there and rifling through the hundred or so blogs I have aggregated into my feed reader takes a lot of time.

In short, I want a way to find people who like photos that I like. I want to be able to see the photos they have marked as good.

I set up http://phot.ographs.com/ in the hopes of finding more feeds I like. Here are the nuts and bolts of how it works:

1. I use Google Reader to aggregate lots and lots of photo blog feeds. 2. In Google Reader, I share the photo posts of the photographs I like and give them a tag so they show up on phot.ographs.com 3. I set up a wordpress blog that can parse RSS feeds into a page that humans can read

The blog I set up at phot.ographs.com has the capability to mesh several feeds together. I set it up that way because I am hoping to find feeds of shared photographs that I also like. In this way, I see photos that are more relevant to my interests.

My question to the community is: Are any of you using Google Reader to share your favorite photographs? If so, please post the link to your shared feed. Here is mine: http://feeds.feedburner.com/phot_ographs

by Laurie Mc Ginley | 11 Jan 2008 16:01 | Saint Paul, MN, United States | | Report spam→
Laurie, do you get permission from the photographers before putting their images on your website? It sounds like yours is an automated process that neither gets permission nor informs the photographers that their images are being displayed there. Also how come there’s no copyright notices appearing next to the images so the average viewer on your site doesn’t think that the images are free for the taking?

by Seth Bourget | 11 Jan 2008 16:01 | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | | Report spam→
my bad there are some copyright notices.

by Seth Bourget | 11 Jan 2008 16:01 | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | | Report spam→
Seth,

All of the photos are linked to their original location. In that way, all the work is always attributed to the original author. Each work is displayed with all the information the author included in the original blog post. In no way am I claiming any of this work. To the contrary, I am offering my endorsement for the photos that are part of the reading list.

The site is fueled by my viewing preferences coupled with an automated process that neither asks permission nor informs the author in a traditional sense.

Regarding your question about copyright notices appearing next to the photographs. I’m not quite sure what you mean by “free for the taking.” Can you expand on that?

by Laurie Mc Ginley | 11 Jan 2008 17:01 | Saint Paul, MN, United States | | Report spam→
Laurie:
Have you looked into Stumble Upon ?

by Keith Dannemiller | 11 Jan 2008 17:01 | Mexico City, Mexico | | Report spam→
Keith: I use Stumble Upon. I’m just learning how to make it work for me, but I see the potential. It integrates nicely into Google Reader.

I think Stumble Upon works best in a community. My user name is lmgotera, although I’m a bit unsure about how to add a community there.

by Laurie Mc Ginley | 11 Jan 2008 17:01 | Saint Paul, MN, United States | | Report spam→
At first I didn’t see any copyright notices on your site then i noticed a few.
By “free for the taking” I mean that there’s a general attitude among the public at large that
anything found on the internet is free and available like picking up a coke can off of the street.
Many people may come to your site and see a page of images which are out of the context of their
original home, like the photographer’s website that may say very explicitely that the images are
protected by a copyright and owned by a person who uses the pictures to make a living.

It seems to me that as photographers we should be first in line to respect the intellectual property
of our peers/collegues. I’m not suggesting you committed some great sin but personally I wouldn’t
want my rss feed scraped and my images to appear on an aggregate site such as the one you’ve made.
It’s just my personal point of view but I think others would share the same point of view, but
with an automated rss scraping site like yours the individuals appearing on your site aren’t
getting the opportunity to say ‘no thanks’.

For me personally it would be different if someone said ‘hey i want to write a blurb about your work on
my blog and i’d like to include one of your pictures, is that ok?’ With this situation I have the
opportunity to decline and I know which image is going to be used and where.

There are a lot of rss scraping sites that take other people’s writing and photos and display them
on sites with advertising in an effort to use other people’s work to make money.

You’re not doing that and I think it’s great you’re not trying to profit from other peoples work but if
it were me I’d want to be asked, they are after all my pictures.

That’s just my 2 cents, other people’s change may vary.

by Seth Bourget | 11 Jan 2008 17:01 (ed. Jan 11 2008) | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | | Report spam→
you’re right keith, stumble upon or delicious are great ways to accomplish these kinds of ‘best lists’. stumble upon has sent me a lot of traffic in the past.

by Seth Bourget | 11 Jan 2008 17:01 | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | | Report spam→
Seth:

I want to clarify on one point. My site is not an RSS scraping site. The only automated bit of it is that it posts what I have chosen to ask it to post.

I hear what you’re saying about wanting to be asked to place a photo somewhere else than one’s own site. I had never thought of endorsing photos as taking away from the original work so I had never thought to ask for permission to share the work.

If I may, I’ll explain my philosophy behind why I maintain phot.ographs.com.

There is an immense sea of content online. As more content is added I have found that looking for it in traditional ways such as search engines has become much less rewarding. I believe that there are other people online who have similar tastes and I want to be able to see what they are reading (or endorsing as good). In a way I am hoping to expand my list of friend advice to people I have not met. I know I can go to my friend’s house and look at the titles on their bookshelf. What I hope to accomplish with phot.ographs.com is to be able to peruse the virtual coffee tables of photography enthusiasts in order to discover new photography.

To address your question about asking permission. Let it be known that I will remove any post that the author does not want to be on my list of endorsed photographs.

by Laurie Mc Ginley | 11 Jan 2008 17:01 | Saint Paul, MN, United States | | Report spam→
fair enough laurie, i hope you didn’t think i was suggesting you were a bad person i was just offering a different point of view. an excellent example of what your stated goals are can be seen here: http://thetravelphotographer.blogspot.com/ by a fellow lightstalker. I go to it for the very reasons you outlined.

by Seth Bourget | 11 Jan 2008 17:01 | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | | Report spam→
Good idea Paul, thanks for the initiative. We just started a Metro Collective photo blog, take a look. Be happy if you could list it. We have a News category and a Singles category (the main blog shows both). I linked directly to just the Singles, probably cleaner to just use that.

by Bill Crandall | 12 Jan 2008 18:01 (ed. Jan 12 2008) | Washington DC, United States | | Report spam→
my personal blog: payingoffmyloans.blogspot.com . I put up photos all the time, but as someone else said, it"s also “embarrassingly personal.”

by Matthew Mills | 12 Jan 2008 20:01 | Santa Fe, NM, United States | | Report spam→
Alright, throwing another on the virtual heap…here’s mine:

http://mvlimbert.blogspot.com/

Cheers from the Detroit Metro area. M

by Michael Limbert | 12 Jan 2008 22:01 | Detroit, United States | | Report spam→
here is a blog that I recently created.

www.DODGEnBURN.org

hope you enjoy

by Shawn Patrick | 12 Jan 2008 23:01 | North Myrtle Beach, SC, United States | | Report spam→
My new photoblog is ositoville.com

by simon bartell | 13 Jan 2008 00:01 | NY, United States | | Report spam→
Finaly got mine up and running.
Not much on it as it is two days old :)

http://photojourno.blat.co.za

Shayne.

by Shayne Robinson | 14 Jan 2008 16:01 | Johannesburg, South Africa | | Report spam→
Great thread.
Here’s mine. Nothing big. …and Dax said…

by Luka Dakskobler | 14 Jan 2008 22:01 | Kranj, Slovenia | | Report spam→
I love my blog.

http://blog.ryanroco.com/

by _ | 07 Mar 2008 08:03 | Los Angeles, United States | | Report spam→
my blog

http://www.photobatam.blogspot.com

by Yuli Seperi (available assigment) | 08 Mar 2008 02:03 | Batam,, Indonesia | | Report spam→
Just some musings:

http://www.nohansland.com

by Hans Kemp | 08 Mar 2008 07:03 | Saigon, Vietnam | | Report spam→
http://www.thepicturestory.blogspot.com

Photo stories close to the heart that wouldn’t be published anywhere else.

Good day yall !!!

by Joel Boh | 09 Mar 2008 20:03 | Singapore, Singapore | | Report spam→
Also one that has recently started a blog. Few updates at this point.

http://www.petemarovichimages.com/37thframe/

Thanks for looking

by Pete Marovich | 10 Mar 2008 00:03 | Virginia, United States | | Report spam→
http://aperture.negimaki.com
Thank you for taking a look.

by Suvir Venkataraman | 10 Mar 2008 01:03 | Los Angeles, United States | | Report spam→
please feel free to visit – http://dennisrito.blogspot.com

by Dennis Rito | 10 Mar 2008 04:03 | Quezon City, Philippines | | Report spam→
NewGlobalOrder photoblog..
http://www.globaljournalism.org/NewGlobalOrder/

The ideal is to update the blog almost everyday
with a new image.

by Patrick S. Yen | 10 Mar 2008 04:03 | | Report spam→
http://johnvink.com/news/

Basically to let people at the agency know what I’m up to. But might as well share x others…

by John Vink | 10 Mar 2008 13:03 | Phnom Penh, Cambodia | | Report spam→
http://lifespy.wordpress.com

It’s all about using the Canon G9 in documentary, journalism etc. for pro’s and keen photographer

by Gary Austin | 10 Mar 2008 16:03 | Derby, United Kingdom | | Report spam→
Take a look !!!!

http://polverino.blogspot.com/

by Karl Polverino | 19 Apr 2008 20:04 | Los Angeles, United States | | Report spam→
Here’s mine:

http://www.12thpress.com/blog

by Nicholas Calcott | 20 Apr 2008 18:04 | Paris, France | | Report spam→
I’m now updated my personal blog with some work from my recent trip Sierra Leone.

the address is http://mikkotakkunen.com

I also keep updating a blog dedicated to providing good photojournalism related links (photo essays, interviews, multimedia…) from sites like New York Times, New Yorker, LA Times, Washington Post, TIME, Newsweek etc.

the address is http://photojournalismlinks.com

Take a look.

Cheers.

Mikko

by Mikko Takkunen | 27 Apr 2008 12:04 | Swansea, United Kingdom | | Report spam→
Hey here is mine……

http://chobiindia.blogspot.com

by Anamitra Chakladar | 27 Apr 2008 13:04 | New Delhi, India | | Report spam→
my blog:
Duesseldorf City Blues

http://www.cannedhate.com/blog

by Bruno Trematore | 28 Apr 2008 16:04 | Duesseldorf, Germany | | Report spam→
Here is mine:

http://fuerst.my-expressions.com

A mixed bag of all sorts of things…

by Bojan Fuerst | 01 May 2008 00:05 | Saint John, NB, Canada | | Report spam→
I’m adding loads of these listed here to my blog, http://photohumourist.blogspot.com right now.

I hope to post regularly in 2009. I was a little lazy in 2008.

Any updates we all need to know about? My plans for photoblogcentral have slip what with the move to London and such like.

Are there more blogs to know about?

by Paul Treacy | 11 Jan 2009 15:01 (ed. Jan 11 2009) | London, United Kingdom | | Report spam→
I’ve added loads of the above links to my blog, http://photohumourist.blogspot.com and will add the rest later. Right now I need a break. I hope some of you will add my blog effort to your blogroll.

All the best for 2009. See you back here later.

by Paul Treacy | 11 Jan 2009 16:01 | London, United Kingdom | | Report spam→
i’ve started adding new images to my blog again; http://news-rawdon.blogspot.com/

by Richard Prudhomme | 11 Jan 2009 17:01 | rawdon, Canada | | Report spam→
Here’s mine: http://graemejennings.blogspot.com/

by Graeme Jennings | 11 Jan 2009 17:01 | Washington DC, United States | | Report spam→
well here’s mine:
<http://www.yannisdessureault.blogspot.com/>

by Yannis Dessureault | 11 Jan 2009 18:01 (ed. Jan 11 2009) | Quebec, Canada | | Report spam→
i’ve made a list of blogs that i think are worth following here: http://photojournalismlinks.com/blogs/

by Mikko Takkunen | 11 Jan 2009 18:01 | Swansea, United Kingdom | | Report spam→
mikko, i check your blog every single morning… thanks…

by Jozef Jakubco | 11 Jan 2009 18:01 | Bratislava, Slovakia | | Report spam→
I recently switched to Wordpress… Here it is Vebahood

What happened with formating… Has it changed, how do we make link live?

by Velibor Bozovic | 11 Jan 2009 19:01 (ed. Jan 11 2009) | Montreal, Canada | | Report spam→
Cool to hear, Josef!

by Mikko Takkunen | 11 Jan 2009 20:01 | Swansea, United Kingdom | | Report spam→
Here’s mine bulb http://www.gholubowicz.com/bulb
Half french, half english 100% photo!

by Gerald Holubowicz | 11 Jan 2009 20:01 (ed. Jan 11 2009) | New York, United States | | Report spam→
my photo blog: http://gordonstillman.blogspot.com/
It is about whatever I am photographing, which is usually within 700 miles of Richmond, Virigina (most recently: Nashville, TN).

by Gordon Stillman | 12 Jan 2009 03:01 | New York, United States | | Report spam→
Nothing happens on mine http://blinkandremember.blogspot.com/ .still waiting for a comment from Dec the third,,,,,,,,, then I can move on, meanwhile it will remain dormant until someone comments

by Imants | 12 Jan 2009 03:01 | "The Boneyard 017º", Australia | | Report spam→
Will add mine to the huge list above!

http://www.orangeblob.com/blog/

Travel photos and the story behind them / technical specs of the photos etc. Also some other posts on tools/technology related to photography.

thanks!
tim

by Tim Grimshaw | 12 Jan 2009 03:01 | | Report spam→
and mine:

http://www.sakulsky.com/blog

it gets random…

by Stephen Sakulsky | 12 Jan 2009 03:01 | Los Angeles, CA, United States | | Report spam→
Imants,
You’ve got your comment. Now move your hmmmm and shows us some more work…:-)

by Velibor Bozovic | 12 Jan 2009 04:01 | Montreal, Canada | | Report spam→
this post is so old I’ve already got a new blog since my last post on this thread:

http://armyphoto.wordpress.com

Hooah!

by Phil Sussman | 12 Jan 2009 05:01 | Tacoma, Washington, United States | | Report spam→
Imants, You’ve got your comment. Now move your hmmmm and shows us some more work…:-) ..can’t I locked myself out!
http://www.etrouko.com.au/

by Imants | 12 Jan 2009 07:01 (ed. Jan 12 2009) | "The Boneyard 017º", Australia | | Report spam→
I initially created this because editors kept asking me, “what have you done lately?”
http://michaelbarrientos.blogspot.com.

by Michael Barrientos | 17 Jan 2009 11:01 | Maputo, Mozambique | | Report spam→
Me too, this is how I keep people updated:

venividiphoto, travels&photography

http://venividiphoto.blogspot.com/

by Nacho Hernandez | 17 Jan 2009 14:01 | Washington DC, United States | | Report spam→
Mine has changed to http://photojournosa.wordpress.com
Some great blogs out there, interesting reading….

by Shayne Robinson | 17 Jan 2009 19:01 | Johannesburg, South Africa | | Report spam→
I have a resource blog for y’all. It’s my site for people who shoot digital. Tech news, tips/tricks, opinions, product reviews, etc. Hope it helps!

http://www.realworldworkflow.com

by Eric Isaac | 22 Jan 2009 05:01 | New York City, NY, United States | | Report spam→
Photobarry.blogspot.com
Photo blog in Georgian Language. Maybe for someone it will be useful.

by Dato Rostomashvili | 22 Jan 2009 07:01 | Tbilisi, Georgia | | Report spam→
I am new to lightstalkers, hello all! Glad to be here here is my photoblog link www.smilewhenyousayit.blogspot.com

by Scott Fleming | 23 Jan 2009 17:01 | Chicago, United States | | Report spam→
benhider.com/blog

by Ben Hider | 23 Jan 2009 21:01 | Brooklyn, United States | | Report spam→
mine starts right before i went to mexico and still goes today.

http://wdunleavy.wordpress.com

by William Dunleavy | 24 Jan 2009 08:01 | Mexico City, Mexico | | Report spam→
www.jbphotos.wordpress.com

by Jennifer Balcombe | 24 Jan 2009 13:01 | London, United Kingdom | | Report spam→
http://bernardonderdonck.wordpress.com/page/2/

by Bernard Onderdonck | 24 Jan 2009 14:01 | Brussels, Belgium | | Report spam→
me on www.jefriaries.blogspot.com

by jefri aries | 24 Jan 2009 15:01 | Jakarta, Indonesia | | Report spam→
http://www.jmcolberg.com/weblog/
http://www.1000horizons.net/

by François Fleury | 24 Jan 2009 16:01 | cairo, Egypt | | Report spam→
Wow. http://www.nikitapavlov.com/blog/

by Nikita Pavlov | 24 Jan 2009 17:01 | Jerusalem, Israel | | Report spam→
http://www.richwainwrightphotography.com/blog/

by Richard Wainwright | 24 Jan 2009 19:01 | Jersey, United Kingdom | | Report spam→
http://heimanart.blogspot.com

by Heimana | 24 Jan 2009 20:01 | Brussels, Belgium | | Report spam→
nowwithflavor.blogspot.com/

by Eivind H. Natvig | 25 Jan 2009 09:01 | Dhaka, Bangladesh | | Report spam→
I´ve seen very good stuff in these blogs !
I have two: www.angelnavarrete.com
and angelillotimes.blogspot.com (Spanish)

by Angel Navarrete | 25 Jan 2009 11:01 (ed. Jan 25 2009) | Madrid, Spain | | Report spam→
Not only blog, but also good photography in the exhibition and series sections:

Still-Dancing Blog

Series and Exhibitions

by eva m k | 25 Jan 2009 11:01 | Tuscany, Italy | | Report spam→
oh well, this list wouldnt be complete without mine :)

milosdjuric.com Blog

if you like it, you can grab the rss-feed here: milosdjuric.com RSS

by Milos Djuric | 25 Jan 2009 13:01 (ed. Jan 25 2009) | Hannover, Germany | | Report spam→
http://rafaphoto.blogspot.com/

by rafael arocha | 25 Jan 2009 18:01 | barcelona, Spain | | Report spam→
this is a funny one.. the backstage of the al-liquindoi photography workshops:
http://allfreakindoi.blogspot.com/

by rafael arocha | 25 Jan 2009 18:01 | barcelona, Spain | | Report spam→
We are two (for the moment) photojournalist in a coalition that we call Alpha Reporter(αR). On the web site we have a blog where we show part of our work,as well as works of the PJ community, discuss a topic, and announce an event.

http://www.alphareporter.org/Carnets/Carnets.html
(in french)

by Marc André Pauzé | 25 Jan 2009 22:01 | Montréal, Qc, Canada | | Report spam→
www.sweetentertainment.wordpress.com for photo, essays and multimedia. Images at http://www.photography.flordemielfilms.com/Portfolio.html for more images.

by Catherine Herrera | 29 Jan 2009 05:01 | San Francisco, United States | | Report spam→
http://voffkatw.blogspot.com/

by Vladimir Tretyakov | 10 Jul 2009 06:07 | Almaty, Kazakhstan | | Report spam→
http://www.paulhardycarter.com/wordpress/

by Paul Hardy Carter | 10 Jul 2009 07:07 | Monte Pego, Spain | | Report spam→
And mine:

http://jasonmoorephotography.wordpress.com

by Jason Moore | 10 Jul 2009 08:07 | Jerusalem, Israel | | Report spam→
http://photoblog.julianwainwright.net

cheers,
j

by Julian Abram Wainwright | 10 Jul 2009 09:07 (ed. Jul 10 2009) | Hanoi, Vietnam | | Report spam→
so many great blogs to check out, so little time.

here’s mine:
http://allan.lissner.net/

by Allan Lissner | 10 Jul 2009 18:07 | Toronto, Canada | | Report spam→
http://www.the37thframe.org

http://www.american-journal.org

by Pete Marovich | 11 Jul 2009 20:07 | Harrisonburg, United States | | Report spam→
I know this is a long tread let me add my 5 cents:

http://thenakedeyes.blogspot.com/

Cheers to all,

Ar

by Armando Ribeiro | 11 Jul 2009 20:07 | London, United Kingdom | | Report spam→
sure, great to be able to check all these…

http://gabrielelopez.blogspot.com/

by Gabriele Lopez | 17 Jul 2009 10:07 | Milano, Italy | | Report spam→
My Pro-Imaging blog on h2hreviews.com-
http://www.h2hreviews.com/blog/

by ted dillard | 17 Jul 2009 10:07 | | Report spam→
this is me

www.conorashleighphoto.blogspot.com

by Conor Ashleigh | 19 Jul 2009 04:07 | Dili, East Timor | | Report spam→
Musings from the Big Toke..

zokyo.jp

by Brian Scott Peterson | 19 Jul 2009 08:07 | Tokyo, Japan | | Report spam→
and mine!

www.eltercerpie.blogspot.com

by Cristina De Middel | 19 Jul 2009 21:07 | Madrid, Spain | | Report spam→
http://documentndeliver.blogspot.com

I’m a student just started writing this blog

by Junfu Han | 19 Jul 2009 23:07 | Albuquerque, United States | | Report spam→
Hi Paul.. Your an Epuker to i think??

Twitter http://twitter.com/stewartweir
Blog http://stewartweir.blogspot.com/

by Stewart Weir | 20 Jul 2009 16:07 | | Report spam→
I’m a writer, inching my way towards becoming a photographer.

www.ciaraleeming.blogspot.com

by Ciara Leeming | 21 Jul 2009 18:07 | London, United Kingdom | | Report spam→
Always a work in progress.

www.dondenton.ca/blog

Don

by Don Denton | 21 Jul 2009 19:07 | Victoria, BC, Canada | | Report spam→
And mine.

http://danrouthphotography.blogspot.com

Dan Routh

by Dan Routh | 21 Jul 2009 21:07 | Greensboro, NC, United States | | Report spam→
Hi all,

www.anafricanphotoblog.com

Enjoy the visit,

David

by dar | 22 Jul 2009 17:07 | Gao, Mali | | Report spam→
My blog, part of my (in update) website with pictures of my current projects on Eastern Europe and on Belgium:

http://blog.pongo.eu.org

Do not hesitate to comment/criticize ;)

by Lpongo | 23 Jul 2009 00:07 (ed. Jul 23 2009) | Maas, Netherlands | | Report spam→
http://dirkx.wordpress.com/

by Jorge Dirkx | 23 Jul 2009 11:07 | Antwerp, Belgium | | Report spam→
I’ve just started my blog at http://www.chrisbullphotographer.blogspot.com/
check it out and follow me if you like, I’ll be updating it each week with pictures taken on news assignments.
cheers

by Chris Bull | 23 Jul 2009 13:07 | Manchester, United Kingdom | | Report spam→
Photo BIPOLAR blog is out!!
with our summer news!!!

http://photobipolar.blogspot.com/

cheers,
rafa
http://rafaphoto.blogspot.com/

by rafael arocha | 23 Jul 2009 13:07 | barcelona, Spain | | Report spam→
Here are my blogs, all on Asia coverage:

http://asiaimages.blogspot.com
http://tokyo-images.blogspot.com
http://japan-images.blogspot.com

by John Lander | 27 Jul 2009 22:07 | Kamakura, Japan | | Report spam→
I try to post some of my photos everyday, as well as the work of photographers who inspire me.

http://woodenkimonos.com/therealmurphy/

I mostly shoot b&w.

by Thomas Murphy | 28 Jul 2009 01:07 | Brooklyn, NY, United States | | Report spam→
Photographing throughout the Americas, from NYC to Chile. Enjoy! – Lindy

http://lindy500ontherun.blogspot.com/

by Lindy Drew | 28 Jul 2009 02:07 | Phoenix, AZ, United States | | Report spam→
My little blog from a little corner of Canada…

http://danielhayduk.blogspot.com

cheers-
/daniel

by Daniel Hayduk | 28 Jul 2009 02:07 (ed. Jul 28 2009) | Kelowna, BC, Canada | | Report spam→
Hi

My blog from Tokyo, about my work and photography in Japan :

http://blog.jeremie-souteyrat.com

Thanks!
Jeremie

by Jeremie Souteyrat | 28 Jul 2009 02:07 | Tokyo, Japan | | Report spam→
A little food blog that I recently created:

http://food.ericisaac.com

Thanks,

Eric

by Eric Isaac | 28 Jul 2009 02:07 | New York City, NY, United States | | Report spam→
Hi,
www.shutterspeedjournal.blogspot.com

Thanks
Tashi

by Tashi Tobgyal | 28 Jul 2009 07:07 | New Delhi, India | | Report spam→
Hi,
www.tobgyaltashi.blogspot.com

Merci
tashi

by Tashi Tobgyal | 28 Jul 2009 14:07 | New Delhi, India | | Report spam→
My day to day collection of Monochrome images…
http://kishorksharma.wordpress.com
Thanx

by Kishor K. Sharma | 29 Jul 2009 10:07 (ed. Jul 29 2009) | Kolkata, India | | Report spam→
another good one, in spanish:

http://memoriallena.7punt7.net/

by Toni Arnau | 02 Aug 2009 21:08 | Mexico D.F., Mexico | | Report spam→
Here is mine

www.pacoelvira.com

A Barcelona professional photographer diary: articles, books, published stories, exhibitions, assignments, workshops, technical explanations…
(English & Spanish)

by Paco Elvira | 03 Aug 2009 13:08 | Barcelona, Spain | | Report spam→
Here’s my effort. Just a selection of photos that don’t fit the website:
http://markduffyphotographer.blogspot.com/
Cheers,
Mark

by Mark Duffy | 14 Aug 2009 16:08 | | Report spam→
http://847twentyeight.wordpress.com

bestest.

j.

by John Robinson | 14 Aug 2009 17:08 | Pietermaritzburg, South Africa | | Report spam→
it gets random…

http://www.sakulsky.com/blog (Spartacus Happy Pants)

-ss

by Stephen Sakulsky | 14 Aug 2009 17:08 | Brooklyn, United States | | Report spam→
I am begining to learn this thing of blog, here is
http://hernanzenteno.wordpress.com/

by Hernan Zenteno | 14 Aug 2009 21:08 (ed. Aug 14 2009) | Temperley, Argentina | | Report spam→
A cool Denver Post photo blog

http://blogs.denverpost.com/captured/

by Tim Rasmussen | 15 Aug 2009 23:08 | Golden, Colorado, United States | | Report spam→
http://karolus-naga.blogspot.com/

:D

by Karolus Naga | 18 Aug 2009 05:08 | Jogjakarta, Indonesia | | Report spam→
http://www.terminalnomad.com/ Documentary, photojournalism, travel in Asia.

by Quinn Ryan Mattingly | 18 Aug 2009 13:08 | Changwon, Korea (South) | | Report spam→
Here’s mine.

http://ipressnewscf.blogspot.com/

by Barry D Kirsch | 19 Aug 2009 23:08 | Orlando, Florida, United States | | Report spam→
Hello, this is mine:

http://www.nusaphoto.com/

Picturing Indonesia.

by Nugroho Budianggoro | 24 Aug 2009 18:08 (ed. Nov 2 2009) | Jakarta, Indonesia | | Report spam→
And here is mine, just “constructed” – Guest Authors are warmly welcome!

http://socialphotography.wordpress.com

It will contain Photo-Essays, Journalistic Essays with political and social Goals and more…

by BenjaminHiller | 25 Aug 2009 08:08 | Hamburg, Germany | | Report spam→
http://ericmehl.com/blog
I put up a mix of my own photos, links to sites I think are good and occasionally some thoughts on photography in general.

by Eric Mehl | 26 Aug 2009 18:08 | New York, United States | | Report spam→
http://photoactivist.blogspot.com

by Abdul Aziz | 05 Sep 2009 09:09 | New Orleans , United States | | Report spam→
Hola,
www.brendenallenblogspot.com

Cheers

by Brenden Allen | 07 Sep 2009 02:09 | La Oroya, Peru | | Report spam→
Hi,

Not exactly a blog, but my newsletter archive – I switched to a new service, though, so my older ones aren’t up there… http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs005/1102676686536/archive/1102679283026.html

Irene
http://www.ireneabdouphotography.com

by Irene Abdou | 10 Sep 2009 11:09 | Maryland, United States | | Report spam→
CamerAsian. Photos of Asia, mostly Japan, shot on film. Lots of links etc, but no text.

http://fotogrotto.wordpress.com/

by Clive Victor France | 10 Sep 2009 12:09 | Tokyo, Japan | | Report spam→
space.jeaznar.com

regards to all!

by Jes Aznar | 10 Sep 2009 13:09 | Manila, Philippines | | Report spam→
My blog:

http://web.mac.com/kurtzjack/jacks_joint/My_Occasional_Blog/My_Occasional_Blog.html

my website:

http://www.jackkurtzphotography.com/

jack

by Jack Kurtz | 10 Sep 2009 14:09 | Phoenix, Arizona, United States | | Report spam→
www.photographicalism.blogspot.com

Just tossing my stone out into a sea of boulders…
Mainly my studio stuff, portrait series and such.

If any Toronto-based photographers are looking for a low-level assistant/lackey, My info is on my blog

by Pat Nav | 10 Sep 2009 19:09 | Toronto, Canada | | Report spam→
http://michaelclements.co.uk/

Enjoy. Michael.

by Michael Clements | 12 Sep 2009 06:09 | Adelaide, Australia | | Report spam→
Just launched a few weeks ago! http://www.ireneabdouportraitsweddings.com/blog
I am so having fun with WordPress, almost finished reading “WordPress for Dummies”!

Irene
Also @ http://www.ireneabdouphotography.com

by Irene Abdou | 02 Nov 2009 13:11 | Maryland, United States | | Report spam→
I recently redid my blog and website to incorporate the two like Ami Vitale did. I used the Graphpaper Press Theme along with their On Assignment child theme and their photoshelter plugins.

www.petemarovichimages.com

Comments welcome here and on the blog.

Thanks

by Pete Marovich | 02 Nov 2009 22:11 | Harrisonburg, VA, United States | | Report spam→
Here’s mine… recently redid it so there’s not much content yet but it’s getting there:

http://shawnduffy.com/blog/

by Shawn | 02 Nov 2009 22:11 | Washington, DC, United States | | Report spam→
Updated blog today

http://jaymather.blogspot.com

by Jay Mather | 02 Nov 2009 23:11 | Sisters, Oregon, United States | | Report spam→
Re-designed my site last month, including an interface redesign and integration of the main site, the blog and the photoshelter image archive. Please let me know what you think!

http://www.orangeblob.com/blog

thanks
tim

by Tim Grimshaw | 02 Nov 2009 23:11 | | Report spam→
Check out my photoblog…

http://www.christiancarollo.blogspot.com

Thanks!
-christian.

by Christian Carollo | 03 Nov 2009 05:11 | Philadelphia area, United States | | Report spam→
and my valerinistratov.wordpress.com

by Valeri Nistratov | 03 Nov 2009 07:11 | moscow, Russia | | Report spam→
I let my blog out to pasture lost……. it is irretrievable without effort………… now I just post images/ stuff http://www.lightstalkers.org/i-am-paranoid

by Imants | 03 Nov 2009 07:11 (ed. Nov 3 2009) | The Boneyard 017º,, Australia | | Report spam→
documentary, adventure, travel, and monsters
http://wwww.kamilbialous.com/blog

by Kamil Bialous | 03 Nov 2009 20:11 | toronto, Canada | | Report spam→
A picture a day from the old archive.
http://www.damaso.com/blog



by Damaso Reyes | 04 Nov 2009 10:11 (ed. Nov 4 2009) | Vienna, Austria | | Report spam→
Here’s my new site: http://firegirlphotography.com/. Just off the ground, but looking to network!

by Jessica McGlothlin | 04 Nov 2009 15:11 | Yellowstone , United States | | Report spam→
Love that pic Damaso! I’m a BIG fan of street art! (Especially in the countries that have real “art” and not just graffiti….

Here’s my blogs:
milkmanstudionyc.blogspot.com : Commerical, Reportage, Destination, shared blog with my boyfriend and business partner: Joao Carlos, it’s the MilkMan Daily Dose

eternalsoulshine.blogspot.com : More abstract, poetry, prose, macro photoraphy, self portraiture, etc.

:) Can’t wait to check everyone’s blog out!
C

by CarlyErin O'Neil | 05 Nov 2009 14:11 | Prague, Czech Republic | | Report spam→
this is awesome at least i spend my time worthy look at y’all blog.

Mine is http://phlog.flaneganb.net (PhotoBlog) and http://www.flaneganb.net/blog (Personal Blog)

by Flanegan V Bainon | 06 Nov 2009 01:11 | Melbourne, Australia | | Report spam→
Some really lovely blogs here, guess I’ll throw my hat in the ring

http://darraghmasonfield.blogspot.com

by Darragh Mason Field | 06 Nov 2009 13:11 | Foxford, Ireland | | Report spam→
Too many blogs to se, i sure like to add mine.

http://imagoscapes.blogspot.com/

by German Romero | 11 Nov 2009 05:11 | Xalapa, Mexico | | Report spam→
Here’s mine: http://www.caseyatkins.com

Not much up yet as I’ve just redone my site, but I hope to be posting more very soon.

by Casey Atkins | 11 Nov 2009 18:11 | Boston, MA, United States | | Report spam→

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Paul  Treacy, Photographer Paul Treacy
Photographer
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London, United Kingdom (LHW)
Tomas Stargardter, Photojournalist Tomas Stargardter
Photojournalist
(Photo Editor at LA PRENSA)
Managua, Nicaragua (MGA)
Andrew Spearin, photojournalist Andrew Spearin
photojournalist
(aspiring to document war)
Toronto, Canada
Wendy Marijnissen, Photographer Wendy Marijnissen
Photographer
Lahore, Pakistan
En route to Karachi (ETA: Nov 20 2009).
Dana De Luca, Photographer Dana De Luca
Photographer
Milan, Italy
M. Scott Brauer, Photographer M. Scott Brauer
Photographer
Somewhere Inside, China
sam machpherson, sam machpherson
London, Afghanistan
Brambor, Money for Nothing and Sho Brambor
Money for Nothing and Sho
(talk to me)
Windham, United States (PWM)
James J. Lee, Photojournalist James J. Lee
Photojournalist
(www.jamesjlee.com)
Myrtle Beach, United States
Kahtan Alamery, Kahtan Alamery
(Photographer)
New York, United States (JFK)
Fabien Penso, Software Architect Fabien Penso
Software Architect
(Nomade)
San Francisco, United States
Damaso Reyes, Photojournalist Damaso Reyes
Photojournalist
Vienna, Austria (VIE)
Sarah Underhill, Photographer Sarah Underhill
Photographer
Boston, United States
Bob Black, Photog/Writer/Editor-at-L Bob Black
Photog/Writer/Editor-at-L
(Dreamer- Archer-Husband-Dad)
Toronto, Canada
Alan Chin, Photographer/Bon Vivant Alan Chin
Photographer/Bon Vivant
East Berlin (Ddr), Germany
Aaron M. Cohen, Photographer Aaron M. Cohen
Photographer
New York, Ny, United States
Jonathan Castner, Photojournalist Jonathan Castner
Photojournalist
Denver, United States
Uwe Schober, Documentary Photographer Uwe Schober
Documentary Photographer
Cape Town, South Africa (CPT)
Dave Walsh, Writer, photographer Dave Walsh
Writer, photographer
(Storyteller)
Melbourne, Australia
En route to Hobart (ETA: Nov 23 2009).
Thomas Vanhaute, photojournalist Thomas Vanhaute
photojournalist
Antwerp, Belgium
Velibor Bozovic, Photographer Velibor Bozovic
Photographer
Montreal, Canada
Patricio Valenzuela, photographer Patricio Valenzuela
photographer
(SouthCone Photographer)
Santiago, Chile
Patrick S. Yen, Creative & Futurist Patrick S. Yen
Creative & Futurist
(See That Which Cannot Be Seen)
[undisclosed location].
Ian Taylor, Photographer Ian Taylor
Photographer
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Mikael Kjellstrom, Editorial Photographer Mikael Kjellstrom
Editorial Photographer
Barriere, Canada
Miguel A. Lopes, Photojournalist Miguel A. Lopes
Photojournalist
Lisbon, Portugal (LIS)
Tabanitha McDaniel, Photographer and Artist Tabanitha McDaniel
Photographer and Artist
([photoblogger] TMCdaily)
San Francisco, Ca, United States
ben gancsos, photographer ben gancsos
photographer
Stamford, Ct, United States (JFK)
Max Pasion, Street Photographer Max Pasion
Street Photographer
Bayonne, Nj, United States (EWR)
Tim Matsui, Photographer Tim Matsui
Photographer
(freelance)
Seattle, United States
Ana Elisa Fuentes, Photographer Ana Elisa Fuentes
Photographer
[undisclosed location].
Laurie Mc Ginley, Photographer / Web Design Laurie Mc Ginley
Photographer / Web Design
Saint Paul, Mn, United States (MSP)
Jonathan Elderfield, Photographer & Photo Ed. Jonathan Elderfield
Photographer & Photo Ed.
(jefoto)
New York City, United States
Patricio Murphy, Musician, photographer Patricio Murphy
Musician, photographer
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Dan Bannister, Photographer Dan Bannister
Photographer
Calgary, Canada
Anne Holmes, Photographer/Writer Anne Holmes
Photographer/Writer
Besancon, France
Kurt Vinion, Photojournalist Kurt Vinion
Photojournalist
(Photojournalist)
Prague, Czech Republic
Matthew Craig, Photographer/Producer Matthew Craig
Photographer/Producer
New York City, United States
Sion Touhig, Photographer Sion Touhig
Photographer
Singapore, Singapore
JR, (John Watts-Robertson)., Photographer JR, (John Watts-Robertson).
Photographer
Rothwell, United Kingdom
Michael David Murphy, Writer / Photographer Michael David Murphy
Writer / Photographer
[undisclosed location].
Anton Lazarus Hammerl, Photojournalist Anton Lazarus Hammerl
Photojournalist
(SHOOTINGLONDON)
London, United Kingdom
Daniel Cuthbert, button clicker Daniel Cuthbert
button clicker
(..)
Durban, South Africa
Oliver P, Photographer/Writer Oliver P
Photographer/Writer
Colorado Springs, United States
Rose Marie Cromwell, Documentary Photographer Rose Marie Cromwell
Documentary Photographer
Panama City, Panama
David Coll Blanco, Photographer David Coll Blanco
Photographer
Tokyo, Japan
Ninfa Bito, Ninfa Bito
Manila, Philippines
mustafah abdulaziz, mustafah abdulaziz
New York City, United States (LGA)
Tom White, Tom White
West Orange, New Jersey, United States
Tod Seelie, Photographer Tod Seelie
Photographer
Brooklyn, Ny, United States (JFK)
Sandy Huffaker, Photojournalist Sandy Huffaker
Photojournalist
(Freelance)
San Diego, United States
Jozef Jakubco, photojournalist Jozef Jakubco
photojournalist
Bratislava, Slovakia (BTS)
Dagmar Schwelle, Photographer/Writer Dagmar Schwelle
Photographer/Writer
Berlin, Germany
Jonathan Alcorn, Photographer Jonathan Alcorn
Photographer
Los Angeles, United States (LAX)
Marcin Szczepanski, Photojournalist/Video Pro Marcin Szczepanski
Photojournalist/Video Pro
Burlington, Vermont, United States
Peter Marshall, Writer-Photographer Peter Marshall
Writer-Photographer
London, United Kingdom
Alfred Dumben, Freelance photojournalist Alfred Dumben
Freelance photojournalist
Rygge, Norway
Bill Putnam, Producer. Bill Putnam
Producer.
(Embed Hack)
Washington, Dc, United States
Russel A. Daniels, Student /Photojournalist Russel A. Daniels
Student /Photojournalist
Missoula, Mont., United States
santanu chakrabarti, Freelance photographer santanu chakrabarti
Freelance photographer
(Camerawala, obsessed by images)
Kolkata, India
Jasmin Brutus, Photographer Jasmin Brutus
Photographer
Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina
Stefan Falke, photographer Stefan Falke
photographer
Brooklyn, Ny, United States
dylan mcburney, Photographer dylan mcburney
Photographer
Paris, France
kuba dabrowski, Photographer/Photo Editor kuba dabrowski
Photographer/Photo Editor
Warsaw, Poland (AAA)
Kristjan Logason, Photographer Kristjan Logason
Photographer
Reykjavik, Iceland
Michael Barrientos, Photojournalist Michael Barrientos
Photojournalist
Maputo, Mozambique
Kourosh Azar, What day is it? Kourosh Azar
What day is it?
Sydney, Australia (SYD)
Martin Shakeshaft, Photojournalist Martin Shakeshaft
Photojournalist
Barcelona, Spain
jb maher, student jb maher
student
Dublin, Ireland
Aleksander Bochenek, Photojournalist Aleksander Bochenek
Photojournalist
(asia travel ashura mindanao ph)
Phuket, Thailand
Thomas Marshall, Set Lighting Tech. Thomas Marshall
Set Lighting Tech.
(Marshall Photography and Image)
Saugus, Ca, United States (LAX)
oscar siagian, freelance photographer oscar siagian
freelance photographer
Bali, Indonesia
Seth Bourget, Seth Bourget
Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
Stephen Voss, Photojournalist Stephen Voss
Photojournalist
Sydney, Australia
Richard Baker, Photographer Richard Baker
Photographer
London, United Kingdom (LHR)
Paulo Fehlauer, Journalist / Photographer Paulo Fehlauer
Journalist / Photographer
((thinking too much lately))
São Paulo, Brazil
Stupid Photographer, Dazed, shocked, stupefied Stupid Photographer
Dazed, shocked, stupefied
(Stupid Photographers Agency)
Holy Smokes, Holy See
jefri aries, Freelance Photographer jefri aries
Freelance Photographer
Jakarta, Indonesia
Paulo Nunes dos Santos, Journalist & Photographer Paulo Nunes dos Santos
Journalist & Photographer
Dublin, Ireland (DUB)
Charlie Mahoney, photographer and photojou Charlie Mahoney
photographer and photojou
Barcelona, Spain (BCN)
En route to Palma de Mallorca (ETA: Nov 20 2009).
Phil Sussman, Photojournalist Phil Sussman
Photojournalist
Tampa, Fl, United States
Daniel Etter, Photographer / Writer Daniel Etter
Photographer / Writer
Berlin, Germany
Mark Murrmann, Photo Editor Mark Murrmann
Photo Editor
Oakland, United States (OAK)
michele traglia, michele traglia
[undisclosed location].
Ritesh Uttamchandani, Photographer Ritesh Uttamchandani
Photographer
Mumbai, India
jordan Mary, Student jordan Mary
Student
Margate, United Kingdom
Diego Ravier, photographer Diego Ravier
photographer
Yaoundé, Cameroon
Sumeet Inder Singh, Photojournalist/Photo Edi Sumeet Inder Singh
Photojournalist/Photo Edi
New York, United States
Bill Crandall, Photographer Bill Crandall
Photographer
Washington Dc, United States
Keith Dannemiller, Photographer/Photojournal Keith Dannemiller
Photographer/Photojournal
Mexico City, Mexico
Seth Butler, Photographer Seth Butler
Photographer
Yangon, Myanmar
En route to Barnard, VT (ETA: Nov 24 2009).
Brian David Stevens, cheery ray of sunshine Brian David Stevens
cheery ray of sunshine
London, United Kingdom (LHR)
Steve Barru, photographer Steve Barru
photographer
(Images of contemporary China )
Beijing, China
Jim, Jim
New York City, United States
Massimiliano Clausi, Photojournalist Massimiliano Clausi
Photojournalist
Genoa, Italy
Mikko Takkunen, Mikko Takkunen
London, United Kingdom
En route to Paris (ETA: Nov 26 2009).
Milli Apelgren, photographer/ museum work Milli Apelgren
photographer/ museum work
Raleigh, Nc, United States
Tom Leininger, i take pictures Tom Leininger
i take pictures
Denton, Tx, United States
tom, tom
Paris, France
Jay Mather, Freelance photojournalist Jay Mather
Freelance photojournalist
Sisters, Oregon, United States
Jack Gajewski, Writer-Photographer Jack Gajewski
Writer-Photographer
Milwaukee, Wi, United States
Sumaryanto Bronto, freelance photographer Sumaryanto Bronto
freelance photographer
(sumaryanto bronto)
Jakarta, Indonesia
robin vandenabeele, a few at the same time robin vandenabeele
a few at the same time
(Available Light Magician)
Home, Belgium (AAA)
Matthew Mills, Photographer Matthew Mills
Photographer
Oklahoma City, United States
Michael Limbert, Photographer, CD Michael Limbert
Photographer, CD
(Out and About)
Detroit , United States (DTW)
Shawn Patrick, Photographer Shawn Patrick
Photographer
[undisclosed location].
simon bartell, simon bartell
Locust Valley, United States
Shayne Robinson, Photojournalist Shayne Robinson
Photojournalist
(Have passport - Will Travel)
Johannesburg, South Africa
Luka Dakskobler, photojournalist Luka Dakskobler
photojournalist
Kranj, Slovenia
_, _
Los Angeles, United States
Yuli Seperi (available assigment), Photographer Yuli Seperi (available assigment)
Photographer
(batam n bintan)
Batam,, Indonesia (SGP)
Hans Kemp, Photographer Hans Kemp
Photographer
Saigon, Vietnam
Joel Boh, Photographer/Videographer Joel Boh
Photographer/Videographer
Lamma Island, Hong Kong
Pete Marovich, Photojournalist Pete Marovich
Photojournalist
Harrisonburg, Va, United States
Suvir Venkataraman, Research Scientist Suvir Venkataraman
Research Scientist
860 S Los Robles, Pasadena, Ca, United States (LAX)
Dennis Rito, Photographer/ Designer Dennis Rito
Photographer/ Designer
Quezon City, Philippines (MIA)
John Vink, Photojournalist John Vink
Photojournalist
Phnom Penh, Centre Of The Universe, Cambodia
Gary Austin, Documentary Photographer Gary Austin
Documentary Photographer
(British Documentary Photograph)
Derby, United Kingdom
Karl Polverino, Photographer Karl Polverino
Photographer
Los Angeles, United States
Nicholas Calcott, Photographer Nicholas Calcott
Photographer
Paris, France
Anamitra Chakladar, Photojournalist Anamitra Chakladar
Photojournalist
(News Cameraman/Photographer)
New Delhi, India (DEL)
Bruno Trematore, Bruno Trematore
Duesseldorf, Germany
Bojan Fuerst, Journalist Bojan Fuerst
Journalist
St. John's, N.L., Canada
Richard Prudhomme, Editorial Photographer Richard Prudhomme
Editorial Photographer
(The Photographer from Rawdon)
Rawdon, Quebec, Canada (YUL)
Graeme Jennings, Photographer Graeme Jennings
Photographer
New York City , United States
Yannis Dessureault, photographer Yannis Dessureault
photographer
(www.yannisdessureault.com)
Quebec, Canada
Gerald Holubowicz, Photojournalist Gerald Holubowicz
Photojournalist
(Freelance)
Paris , France (CDG)
Gordon Stillman, Photographer Gordon Stillman
Photographer
New York, United States
Imants, Imants
The Boneyard 017º,, Australia
Tim Grimshaw, Tim Grimshaw
(Phototraveller)
[undisclosed location].
Stephen Sakulsky, photojournalist Stephen Sakulsky
photojournalist
Brooklyn, United States (JFK)
Nacho Hernandez, Freelance Photographer Nacho Hernandez
Freelance Photographer
(Southeast Asia)
Manila, Philippines
Eric Isaac, Photographer Eric Isaac
Photographer
New York City, Ny, United States
Dato Rostomashvili, Photographer Dato Rostomashvili
Photographer
Tbilisi, Georgia
Scott Fleming, Photographer & Designer Scott Fleming
Photographer & Designer
Chicago , United States
Ben Hider, Ben Hider
Brooklyn, United States
William Dunleavy, Documentary Photographer William Dunleavy
Documentary Photographer
Mexico City, Mexico
Jennifer Balcombe, Photojournalist Jennifer Balcombe
Photojournalist
London, United Kingdom
Bernard Onderdonck, Freelance photographer Bernard Onderdonck
Freelance photographer
Brussels, Belgium
François Fleury, Photographer François Fleury
Photographer
Tokyo, Japan
Nikita Pavlov, photographer Nikita Pavlov
photographer
Jerusalem, Israel
Richard Wainwright, Photojournalist Richard Wainwright
Photojournalist
Perth Wa, Australia
Heimana, Photographer Heimana
Photographer
(Freelance Photographer)
Brussels, Belgium (BRU)
Eivind H. Natvig, Photojournalist Eivind H. Natvig
Photojournalist
[undisclosed location].
Angel Navarrete, Photojournalist Angel Navarrete
Photojournalist
Madrid, Spain
eva m k, cabby eva m k
cabby
Tuscany, Italy (SAY)
Milos Djuric, Student Milos Djuric
Student
(www.milosdjuric.com)
Hannover, Germany (HAJ)
rafael arocha, photographer rafael arocha
photographer
Barcelona, Spain
Marc André Pauzé, Documentary Photographer Marc André Pauzé
Documentary Photographer
(Storyteller of Humanity)
Montreal, Qc, Canada (YUL)
Catherine Herrera, Photographer, Filmmaker, Catherine Herrera
Photographer, Filmmaker,
(Flor de Miel Fotos - Sweet Ima)
San Francisco, United States
Vladimir Tretyakov, photojournalist Vladimir Tretyakov
photojournalist
Almaty, Kazakhstan
Paul Hardy Carter, Photographer Paul Hardy Carter
Photographer
(Keep calm and carry on)
Monte Pego, Spain (VLC)
Jason Moore, Photographer Jason Moore
Photographer
Swindon, United Kingdom
Julian Abram Wainwright, Photographer Julian Abram Wainwright
Photographer
Singapore, Singapore
En route to Hanoi (ETA: Nov 16 2009).
Allan Lissner, Multimedia Journalism Allan Lissner
Multimedia Journalism
San Marcos, Guatemala
Armando Ribeiro, Freelance Photographer Armando Ribeiro
Freelance Photographer
London, United Kingdom (GTW)
Gabriele Lopez, Photographer and Graphic Gabriele Lopez
Photographer and Graphic
Milan, Italy
ted dillard, ted dillard
(silly photographer)
[undisclosed location].
Conor Ashleigh, Photojournalist Conor Ashleigh
Photojournalist
(photographer)
Sydney, Australia (SYD)
Brian Scott Peterson, Photographer Brian Scott Peterson
Photographer
(Time flies like an arrow, Frui)
Tokyo, Japan
Cristina De Middel, photojournalist Cristina De Middel
photojournalist
Madrid, Spain (MAD)
Junfu Han, photojournalist, web edit Junfu Han
photojournalist, web edit
Shanggai, Hangzhou, China (PVG)
Stewart Weir, Photographer Stewart Weir
Photographer
(eurofeatures@googlemail.com)
[undisclosed location].
Ciara Leeming, journalist Ciara Leeming
journalist
Manchester, United Kingdom (MAN)
Don Denton, Photographer/Photo Editor Don Denton
Photographer/Photo Editor
Victoria, Bc, Canada (AAA)
Dan Routh, Commercial Photographer Dan Routh
Commercial Photographer
Greensboro, Nc, United States
dar, Nutritionist dar
Nutritionist
Gao, Mali
Lpongo, Lpongo
Maas, Netherlands
Jorge Dirkx, Photographer Jorge Dirkx
Photographer
Antwerp, Belgium
Chris Bull, Photojournalist Chris Bull
Photojournalist
Manchester, United Kingdom
John Lander, Writer/Photographer John Lander
Writer/Photographer
(Asian Images)
Kamakura, Japan (NRT)
En route to Kyoto (ETA: Nov 22 2009).
Thomas Murphy, Thomas Murphy
Brooklyn, Ny, United States
Lindy Drew, Photographer Lindy Drew
Photographer
San Bernardino, Ca, United States (ONT)
Daniel Hayduk, photojournalist Daniel Hayduk
photojournalist
Kelowna, Bc, Canada
Jeremie Souteyrat, Photographer Jeremie Souteyrat
Photographer
(Photographer)
Tokyo, Japan
Tashi Tobgyal, Photojournalist Tashi Tobgyal
Photojournalist
(Picture Researcher, Translator)
New Delhi, India
Kishor K. Sharma, Kishor K. Sharma
Kathmandu, Nepal
Toni Arnau, Documentary Photographer Toni Arnau
Documentary Photographer
Mexico, Mexico
Paco Elvira, Photographer Paco Elvira
Photographer
Barcelona, Spain
Mark Duffy, Mark Duffy
Athlone, Ireland
John Robinson, Photojournalism John Robinson
Photojournalism
(News features from...)
Kwazulu Natal, South Africa
Hernan Zenteno, Photographer Hernan Zenteno
Photographer
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tim Rasmussen, Photojournalist / Editor Tim Rasmussen
Photojournalist / Editor
Denver, United States
Karolus Naga, Photographer Karolus Naga
Photographer
Jakarta, Indonesia
En route to Kuala Lumpur (ETA: Nov 18 2009).
Quinn Ryan Mattingly, Documentary Photographer Quinn Ryan Mattingly
Documentary Photographer
Changwon, Korea (South)
Barry D Kirsch, Photojournalist Barry D Kirsch
Photojournalist
Orlando, Florida, United States (MCO)
Nugroho Budianggoro, freelance photojournalist Nugroho Budianggoro
freelance photojournalist
Jakarta, Indonesia
BenjaminHiller, Photographer & Journalist BenjaminHiller
Photographer & Journalist
Hamburg, Germany (HAM)
Eric Mehl, Eric Mehl
Sucre, Bolivia
En route to La Paz (ETA: Nov 19 2009).
Abdul Aziz, Photojournalist Abdul Aziz
Photojournalist
(Give people a voice dont take )
Kabul, Afghanistan
Brenden Allen, Photojournalist Brenden Allen
Photojournalist
Arequipa, Peru
Irene Abdou, Photographer Irene Abdou
Photographer
Maryland, United States (IAD)
Clive Victor France, Media/Photographer Clive Victor France
Media/Photographer
Tokyo, Japan
Jes Aznar, Photojournalist Jes Aznar
Photojournalist
(shoot, eat, drink, shoot, live)
Tarlac, Philippines
En route to Mindanao (ETA: Nov 15 2009).
Jack Kurtz, Photojournalist Jack Kurtz
Photojournalist
Phoenix, Arizona, United States (PHX)
Pat Nav, Student Pat Nav
Student
(?!?)
Toronto, Canada
Michael Clements, Photographer, DoP Michael Clements
Photographer, DoP
(http://www.michaelclements.com)
Adelaide, Australia
Shawn, Shawn
Washington, Dc, United States (IAD)
Christian Carollo, Travel Photographer Christian Carollo
Travel Photographer
Philadelphia Area, United States
Valeri Nistratov, Documentary photographer Valeri Nistratov
Documentary photographer
Moscow, Russia (SVO)
Kamil Bialous, Documentary/Travel/Lifest Kamil Bialous
Documentary/Travel/Lifest
(Photographer)
Toronto, Canada (YYZ)
Jessica McGlothlin, Photographer, Writer Jessica McGlothlin
Photographer, Writer
(Life is Short. Burn a Little.)
Bozeman, Montana, United States
CarlyErin O'Neil, photographer, and writer, CarlyErin O'Neil
photographer, and writer,
("A photograph is a secret abou)
Lisbon, Portugal
Flanegan V Bainon, Documentary Photographer Flanegan V Bainon
Documentary Photographer
(Flanegan B)
Melbourne, Australia
En route to Brisbane (ETA: Nov 14 2009).
Darragh Mason Field, Documentary photographer Darragh Mason Field
Documentary photographer
Foxford, Ireland
En route to New Delhi (ETA: Nov 26 2009).
German Romero, photographer German Romero
photographer
Xalapa, Mexico
Casey Atkins, photographer Casey Atkins
photographer
Boston, Ma, United States


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