Photography
196 sites
https://peninsulacameraclub.com/default.aspx
The Peninsula Camera Club has been serving photographers in the San Mateo, California area since 1950, offering monthly in-person and virtual meetings, image competitions, education classes, and member galleries. A member of the Northern California Council of Camera Clubs, this active community provides a forum for photographers to develop their skills through juried contests, exhibitions, and peer learning.
http://elcentro.airshowjournal.com/2004
Fred Bruenjes documents airshows across the western United States with his personal photo journal, featuring 149 images from the 2004 NAF El Centro Air Show including the Blue Angels' first public performance of the season. The site spans multiple years and venues from Miramar to Oshkosh, making it a rich archive of military and civilian aviation photography.
https://fremont.photoclubservices.com/default.aspx
The Fremont Photographic Society is a California camera club established in 1969, bringing together photographers of all skill levels for friendly competition, technique sharing, and ongoing education. The site features member galleries, competition results, discussion forums, and resources for digital photography enthusiasts connected to the N4C and Photographic Society of America.
https://blog.licenser.net/
Heinz N. Gies runs this personal blog with a recurring "Photo of the Month" series documenting his analog photography practice, including experiments with film developers like ATOMAL and XT-3. Alongside the photography posts, the site occasionally covers programming topics such as Rust and developer environments, but the dominant content is thoughtful film photography.
http://raywilsonbirdphotography.co.uk/
Ray Wilson's extensive wildlife photography site showcases thousands of bird and animal images organized into detailed galleries spanning continents, from Australasian birds to South American mammals and invertebrates. The site also includes a long-running diary blog documenting over a decade of field trips to destinations like Ecuador, Tasmania, Belize, and New Zealand.
https://piclog.blue/profile.php?id=1180
A minimalist photo-sharing profile by 'didelphidae,' a self-described gay opossum enthusiast, hosting a small collection of personal snapshots and images. Built on the indie piclog platform, this page offers a quiet, low-key glimpse into someone's casual photo log outside of mainstream social media.
https://silviamaggiphotography.com/
Silvia Maggi's photography site showcases her personal film and digital photo albums, with a focus on quiet, nature-infused moments captured with a keen eye for texture and light. The handmade Jekyll site features curated albums, a film roll section, and social links connecting to her broader creative and professional world.
http://photos.nerail.org/
NERAIL is a massive New England railroad photo archive hosting over 163,000 user-contributed photographs of trains, locomotives, and rail infrastructure dating back to 1998. Visitors can browse by railroad, poster, year, or decade, or search the collection, making it an invaluable reference for railroad history enthusiasts and photographers alike.
http://www.profotos.com/services/webring/index.shtml
The Profotos Photography WebRing is a network connecting photography websites across the internet, designed to drive quality traffic between member sites through a shared HTML navigation fragment. Run by Profotos.com out of Fairborn, Ohio, it offers free membership to photography site owners looking to grow their audience alongside a photo bookstore and member galleries.
https://villages.photoclubservices.com/default.aspx
The Villages Camera Club is a community photography organization offering members resources for competitions, field trips, and educational programs, including detailed guides on image preparation and submission. The site covers club bylaws, board information, competition rules including N4C arena participation, and galleries, making it a comprehensive hub for amateur photographers in The Villages community.