Photography
196 sites
https://konevin.com/images/photo/06_russia.html
A photo page from what appears to be a personal travel site documenting a trip to Russia in 2006. The minimal structure suggests it is part of a larger photo gallery collection chronicling the creator's travels.
https://cybermonde.org/
Laurent's French-language blog chronicles his passion for analog film photography, reviewing vintage cameras like the Pentax ME Super, Yashica D, Minolta Riva 35, and Lubitel 166B across 168 articles spanning over a decade. Alongside the film camera deep-dives, the site weaves in travel notes from Tokyo, open-source Linux tips, and web technology experiments, making it a rich personal journal for francophone photography and tech enthusiasts.
https://berkeleycameraclub.org/default.aspx
The Berkeley Camera Club has been serving photography enthusiasts in the San Francisco Bay Area since 1948, offering weekly meetings, print nights, projected image competitions, and member galleries. Members can participate in juried contests, special interest groups, field trips, and connect through Flickr and Facebook groups.
https://johangerrits.com/
Johan Gerrits showcases his photography across several genres including travel, concerts, and portraits. The online portfolio offers a visually curated glimpse into his work spanning landscapes, live music events, and people.
https://spacegirl.ca/
Alexandra Wolfe shares daily life in Quebec City through short photo posts and playful observations, capturing street scenes, food, and local curiosities with a warm, witty voice. This micro-blog serves as a lighter companion to her main writing site, offering a charming street-level view of Quebec City life.
https://diablovalley.photoclubservices.com/default.aspx
The Diablo Valley Camera Club brings together photography enthusiasts in the San Francisco Bay Area, offering members access to galleries, competitions, discussion forums, and educational resources. The club hosts juried image competitions across categories including nature, pictorial, journalism, and travel, making it a hub for both amateur and serious photographers looking to improve their craft.