Photography
196 sites
https://n4c.org/
The Northern California Council of Camera Clubs (N4C) serves as the umbrella organization for sixteen San Francisco Bay Area camera clubs, connecting photography enthusiasts from beginners to professionals. The site hosts interclub competition schedules, division rules, newsletters, and programs like Fotoclave, making it a hub for collaborative growth and judged photography events across the region.
https://mostlypixels.com/
Mostly Pixels is the personal site of an amateur nature photographer from Belgium who shares recent photos of birds, bugs, and animals alongside older pixel art creations. The site blends two distinct creative hobbies, with photography dominating the recent posts and a charming archive of dollmaker and pixel avatar projects rounding out the collection.
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.
https://samsm.ch/
Sam Smith's personal blog blends travel photography, black-and-white photo series, and programming notes into a quietly compelling archive. Highlights include photo series documenting Switzerland and Nottingham alongside trip journals from China and technical posts about Go programming.
http://zvork.fr/vls
Created by zvork, the Virtual Lighting Studio is an interactive HTML5 web app that lets you experiment with portrait lighting setups using strobes, ring lights, and softboxes on a 3D head model. It serves as a hands-on learning tool for photographers, painters, cinematographers, and CG artists who want to understand how different light sources and positions shape a subject's face.
http://www.naturfotograf.com/links.html
A curated links directory focused on nature photography resources, covering Norwegian photography societies, Scandinavian photographer galleries, and international sites dedicated to Nikon equipment, wildlife, and technical photography topics. The collection spans everything from stock agencies and pinhole photography to astrophotography software and DIY lens modifications, making it a useful hub for serious nature photographers.
https://hisandhersphoto.com/
Ross and Linda Walker, a husband-and-wife team from Montpelier, Idaho, share their extensive photography hobby through dozens of galleries covering ghost towns, wildlife, scenic western landscapes, and international travel. The site is entirely self-funded and ad-free, with subjects ranging from Bear Lake Valley to China and Peru, making it a rich visual journey through the American West and beyond.
https://lagalerie.de/
LA Galerie is a Frankfurt-based photography gallery run by Lothar Albrecht, showcasing an impressive roster of over 100 international photographers active since 1990. Visitors can browse individual artist pages spanning celebrated names like Wolfgang Tillmanns, Boris Mikhailov, and Tracey Moffatt, with the gallery maintaining a strong focus on contemporary fine art photography from Europe and Asia.
https://thehoneypot.neocities.org/
Honey, a software developer from Yorkshire, has built a charming personal corner of the web featuring blog posts, photography collections, recipes, shrines, and even a digital pets section. The site radiates handcrafted personality with its mix of slice-of-life writing and growing photo collections organized into named series.