Photography
196 sites
http://photosynthesis.co.nz/nikon/specs.html
A comprehensive reference database cataloging specifications for virtually every Nikon lens ever produced, organized by focal length, mount type, and era. Visitors can look up optical construction, aperture blades, close focus distances, filter sizes, and physical dimensions across hundreds of lenses, making this an invaluable tool for Nikon photographers and collectors.
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://mobwife.ichi.city/
A minimalist personal site centered around a 'visual diary,' offering a creative photo or image journal alongside a traditional journal and contact features. The site has a dreamy, aesthetic feel typical of indie web communities and serves as a quiet corner for its creator's visual expression.
https://raingod.com/photos
Angus McIntyre's photo gallery showcases travel photography from across the globe, with collections organized by continent including Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas. Complemented by photo-a-day projects from 2010 and 2014, this long-running site offers years of world travel captured through a single photographer's lens.
https://www.quiroptero.blog/
Quiroptero.blog is a Spanish-language personal blog where the creator shares travel adventures, photography projects including Milky Way shots, film opinions, and reflections on everyday life. Featured posts document trips to Europe, beach weekends, and night sky photography, making it a warm and eclectic digital cave worth wandering through.
https://depts.washington.edu/trio/trioquest/resources/images/links.php
A curated links page from the University of Washington TRIO Training program, gathering resources on digital photography basics, image optimization for the web, and free-to-use Creative Commons photo sources. It serves students participating in TRIO Quest competitions like PhotoEssays and DigiSites, offering tutorials on everything from camera selection to saving images in Photoshop.