Photography
196 sites
http://atlasfilms.org/
Atlas Films is the professional site of Rich Remsberg, an image researcher and photographer offering archival and editorial photo research services. The site serves as a gateway to his work and expertise in sourcing and licensing historical and documentary imagery.
http://drx.a-blast.org/~drx/projects/casio/index.en.html
Dragan (drx) shares a gallery of photos taken exclusively with the Casio Wrist Camera WQV1, a novelty watch-camera with a tiny 120x120 pixel, 16-grey sensor. The collection includes quirky subjects like Pikachu figurines and half-timbered buildings, and includes a comparison with the Gameboy Camera in a lo-fi digicam shootout.
https://saint-images.neocities.org/
Saint-images is a personal homepage by a photographer who documents trips across Russia, the Baltics, and beyond, with dedicated pages for destinations like Murmansk, Kaliningrad, Vyborg, and the Curonian Spit. The site features film photography experiments including Lomochrome Purple and Photoball test rolls, making it a compelling record of analog travel photography from the region.
http://mir.com.my/rb/photography/hardwares/classics/michaeliu/cameras/nikonf/ffinders/fmeterprism.htm
A detailed technical reference page covering the metering prisms and light meters for the classic Nikon F SLR camera, part of a larger 'Modern Classic SLRs' series hosted on MIR (Photography in Malaysia). Visitors will find thorough historical notes, specifications, and accessory details for each Photomic prism variant introduced between 1962 and the late 1960s.
http://aegir.org/words/snow-day
Aegir Hallmundur shares a charming photo essay of a rare snow day on the west coast, capturing garden scenes including a blackbird, snow-dusted fatsia flowers, holly, a red-leaved maple, and rosehips. The intimate, observational writing pairs beautifully with the photography, making this a delightful slice-of-life post from a personal nature journal.
https://rootofpi.org/
DK3's personal corner of the web blends photography, digital art, image collecting, and introspective journal writing under the cryptic banner 'Now Here is Nowhere.' The site carries a distinctly lo-fi, self-aware personality with ASCII art, a webring membership, quotes, and links curated for the browser who likes to wander.
http://thenocturnes.com/
The Nocturnes is a long-running community hub dedicated to night photography, offering workshops, gallery exhibits, calls for entries, and one of the largest collections of night photography links on the web. Founded by Tim Baskerville and active for over 25 years, it serves as a central resource for photographers drawn to low-light, nocturnal, and long-exposure imagery.
https://pastamasta09.neocities.org/
Oliver W, a Pennsylvania teenager, runs this eclectic personal site packed with humor headlines, polls, a Pokemon adoption, and a showcase of his many interests including photography, guitar, theatre, and gardening. The site has a charming old-web aesthetic complete with marquee text, a guestbook, and webring memberships, making it a fun slice of indie web personality.
http://greenspun.com/bboard/q-and-a.tcl?topic=Philosophy+of+Photography
A read-only archive of the Philosophy of Photography forum, originally set up and moderated by Alan Gibson on the LUSENET platform, likely in the 1990s. Visitors can browse historical discussions exploring the conceptual and philosophical dimensions of photography as an art form and medium.
https://ttvl.co/
Toto Tvalavadze's working notebook blends fine-art photography, handbound bookmaking, and interface research into a richly layered personal site with essays, project logs, and a monthly newsletter called The Flaneur. Visitors will find reflections on photography processes, analog notebook systems, plain-text tools, and dispatches from a life split between Japan and Rome.