Photography
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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.
https://hobby-fotografie.mobi/
A hobby photography portfolio from the Baltic Sea coast of Germany, showcasing nature, wildlife, maritime scenes, and landscapes from locations like Rostock Zoo, Vogelpark Marlow, and Schweriner Schloss. The galleries span macro shots, panoramas, hot air balloon rides over Rostock, and seaside impressions, making it a visually rich tour of northeastern Germany.
https://fieldnotes.joaopedroalmeida.com/
João Pedro Almeida's Fieldnotes is a photography-focused travel and street blog capturing candid urban moments, landscapes, and ongoing documentary projects from Portugal and beyond. His current work explores the Pinhal Interior region, a cycle of burning forests and overlooked rural landscapes, shown as part of a Masterclass Narrativa exhibition.
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.
https://oceancountycameraclub.photoclubservices.com/
The Ocean County Camera Club is a New Jersey-based photography club welcoming everyone from beginners to professionals, meeting weekly in Toms River via Zoom and at the Girl Scout headquarters. Members enjoy monthly competitions, field trips, ribbons and awards, and a full season of programs running September through June.
https://crank.neocities.org/
A minimalist Neocities page built around a Photo Cube feature, suggesting a focus on images or visual content. The sparse structure and single image make it one of the barest personal pages imaginable, with almost no navigable content beyond a web counter and a few links.