Photography
196 sites
https://7nonsense.neocities.org/
7nonsense is a charming personal blog by a vintage technology enthusiast who shoots photos exclusively with old digital cameras like the Sony Mavica and Nintendo Game Boy Camera. The site spans blog posts, collections, glitch art, and shrines, all wrapped in a quirky retro-web aesthetic that celebrates old technology, video games, and music.
https://marcusrelacion.com/
Marcus Relacion is a multi-disciplinary creative and freelance sports photographer based in Washington, D.C., whose portfolio spans years of DC Design Week projects alongside photo and notes coverage of local sports and events. The site offers a clean window into his ongoing work shooting for The Washington Informer, with personal notes documenting concerts, championship games, and city life.
https://kenrockwell.com/
Ken Rockwell's renowned photography site offers an extensive collection of camera and lens reviews covering Canon, Nikon, Sony, Leica, Fuji, and more, alongside tutorials for taking better pictures and a gallery of his own large-format landscape prints. Known for its opinionated, no-nonsense approach, the site has been a go-to resource for photographers of all levels since 1973.
https://edwinkatsphotography.com/
Edwin Kats is a Netherlands-based nature photographer whose work has been published in BBC Wildlife and National Geographic, showcasing Dutch and international wildlife through stunning imagery. The site features a gallery, photo trips, and a blog, offering visitors an immersive look at wildlife conservation photography captured with artistic passion.
https://cyberbuffalo.party/
CyberBuffalo Industries is a personal Neocities site built around a passion for film cameras, featuring a database of the creator's camera collection alongside photo galleries shot with those cameras. The site also includes a blog covering reviews, tutorials, and random musings, plus a video game log inspired by old Twitter threads.
https://strobist.blogspot.com/
Strobist is a landmark photography education project created by former Baltimore Sun photojournalist David Hobby, offering the world's most comprehensive free tutorials on off-camera flash and photographic lighting. Published from 2006 to 2021 and now preserved as a complete archive, it features structured courses from Lighting 101 through 103 plus a Lighting Cookbook that have guided millions of photographers from beginner to advanced.
http://saptarshi.50webs.com/
Saptarshi De's personal homepage from 2004 offers a glimpse into his life through an about me section, a resume in multiple formats, and a photo gallery featuring family and friends on vacations and outings. Though no longer updated, the site remains online as a preserved snapshot of early-2000s personal web culture.
https://spudooli.com/
Dave and Gabba's personal corner of the internet blends a 455-post photoblog with live data feeds tracking bank balance, home power usage, temperatures, and music plays. The site has a playful experimentalist spirit, mixing road trip YouTube videos, Mastodon activity, and a travel location tracker into one eclectic dashboard.
https://photos.dariuszwinkler.com/
Dariusz Winkler (aka Darek Kay) is a software developer and hobby photographer whose numbered series of images spans street, nature, abstract, and monochrome subjects captured across dozens of cities worldwide. The collection runs from 2022 to 2026 and showcases locations from Doha to New Zealand, with a strong eye for silhouettes, light, and urban documentary moments.
https://2seaters.neocities.org/
Max's personal digital home on Neocities blends old-web nostalgia with a cozy, handcrafted aesthetic, featuring shrines, a photography section, a media log, and a microblog. The site is eternally under construction and invites visitors to explore a trinket shelf of interests including games like Cyberpunk 2077 and community life.