Photographers blogs

[treeman]

Just wondering if anyone would like to recommend some photographers blogs that might be worth checking out.

I see lots of US based blogs but thought it might be interesting to see some UK ones, any suggestions folks

 

[norvic-boy]

This is a guy in my college... He's been a pro tog for the last 20+ years, and loves experimenting with film...

http://photo-utopia.blogspot.com/

Some awesome stuff... plus he's been doing it for a few years now so theres a fantastic archive of stuff!

Hope this helps mark.

 

[Rolleikin]

Thanks Toby
I've been doing it a long long long time :bonk:

 

[vulcanlover]

If you're interested in landscape photography I would recommend Tim Parkins blog, which I find very thought provoking - http://www.timparkin.co.uk/blog

 

[Metal God]

Ross Halfin's diary is worth a read - especially if you love rock & metal.

Tells you about the music industry as it really is. His writings are particularly good when he has a bad experience with an egotistical band member or their managers.

His travel photography is very good too.

www.rosshalfin.co.uk

 

[norvic-boy]

Thanks Toby
I've been doing it a long long long time :bonk:

And this is the writer of this wonderful blog

 

[treeman]

Thanks guys

 

[Janet S]

Photoreflect by Tony Boughen is a great read.

http://photoreflect.blogspot.com/2010/10/rushton-triangular-lodge.html

I found it last weekend and lost the whole of one afternoon reading it!

Janet

 

[paulyoung666]

a bird one you might want to look at

 

[Photo Plod]

I always like Stuck in Customs. I'm not even that into HDR photography, but I do like the images presented there.

 

[Cameraman]

a bird one you might want to look at

How do you do this were you write words and link it:shrug:

Dave

 

[treeman]

How do you do this were you write words and link it:shrug:

Dave

Type the text you want to be the link, then highlight it and go to the link icon (a world with a chain link on it) and then type in the URL of the link

 

[Cameraman]

Like this



Dave

 

[Markk]

I'm also a fan of Strobist.
I regularly check out
Chase Jarvis
Joe McNalley
Vincent LaForet

Using Google Reader to keep track of the RSS feeds.

 

[daddy day care]

Ross Halfin's diary is worth a read - especially if you love rock & metal.

Tells you about the music industry as it really is. His writings are particularly good when he has a bad experience with an egotistical band member or their managers.

His travel photography is very good too.

www.rosshalfin.co.uk

Thanks for that. That will keep me busy at work tonight

One day I'll be able to charge £600 for a 20x16 print

Andy

 

[Tobers]

If you're interested in landscape photography I would recommend Tim Parkins blog, which I find very thought provoking - http://www.timparkin.co.uk/blog

Thanks for this recommendation. I had a look through his site yesterday and it's very inspiring.

 

[gpc1]

Holy Thread revival...Last post 2010 wowsers....can anyone beat that for a thread resurreciton lol!!

Anyways, back to point.

I was looking for a few Blogs to read, and did a search and the above thread came up. However in the last few years i suspect there are a number of new great blogs to check out.

Im not talking the photostories / image blogs (although some are combined)....more along the lines of tips and tricks, gear reviews from hands on users, general ramblings, new methods techniques, personal woks and projects etc etc etc.

Some of the ones I currently read are
Dedpxl - Zack Arias
Pixsylated - Syl arena
Phlearn
Tangents Blog
Sam Hurd
Ryan Brenizer
Strobist
Kevin Mullins
Neville Black

anyone got any more they wish to throw in the ring...

 

[gpc1]

anyone?

 

[XA2inmypocket]

My sorry excuse for an amateur photography blog:

The Tight Fisted Photographer

 

[TheTimeChamber]

This should fill a few afternoons, thanks guys :thumb