Photo-Resources List
The Original, All-On-One-Page, Hard-To-Read Version of
Syl Arena’s Photo-Resources List
Index and Quick Links:
- Professional Associations
- Workshops & Seminars
- Online & DVD Learning Resources
- Magazines & Journals
- The Art and Craft of Fine Digital Printmaking
- Specialized Sites for Photographers
- Websites of Fine Art Photographers
- Websites of Commercial Photographers
- Technical Resources
- Photo Humor
- Ways to Get Your Portfolio Online
- Stock Photography
- Career & Portfolio Consultants
- Blogs of Interest
- Commercial Portals & Sourcebooks
- Forums On Photography
- Link To The Photo-Resources Page
- Other Opportunities for Online Links and Listings
- Websites of Other Photographers
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
Invest in your career by joining a professional association (or two or three…). Benefits of membership include an instant peer group with whom you can correspond about your particular niche in the photo world. Many associations have also negotiated special discounts with prominent vendors for goods and services. Local chapter meetings and regional or national conferences are a great way to expand your network of contacts.
Advertising Photographers of America / APA
As the name suggests, APA focuses on advertising photography. There are six regional chapters and three associate chapters throughout the country.
American Society of Media Photographers / AMSP
ASMP focuses on publication photography. There are nearly 40 chapters around the country. ASMP sponsors a series of seminars and publishes many useful books on professional photography.
American Society of Picture Professionals / ASPP
ASPP is a broad-based community of professionals that span the gamut of the picture communication — from creation to selection, licensing and publication. Six regional chapters.
EP aims to share experiences and information related to the business of editorial photography and thereby improve the health and profitability of the industry. EP’s mission is to educate photographers and photography buyers about business issues affecting the industry — with the long-term goal of raising the level of business practices in the profession.
International Association of Architetural Photographers / IAPP
IAAP’s purpose is to develop the best resources for professionals seeking the services of an architectural photographer. An online forum helps facilitate the sharing of ideas within this specialized community.
National Association of Photoshop Professionals / NAPP
NAPP is a dynamic association for users of Adobe Photoshop. NAPP sponsors Photoshop World twice each year - on the East Coast in the spring and in Las Vegas each September. An amazing collection of online resources are available to NAPP members.
National Press Photographers Association / NPPA
NPPA is dedicated to the advancement of photojournalism, its creation, editing and distribution. Members include still and television photographers, editors, students and industry members allied with photojournalism.
North American Nature Photography Association / NANPA
The first and only asociation in North America committed soley to serving the field of natur photography. NANPA promotes the art and science of nature photography as a medium of communication for nature photographers and environmental protection.
Picture Archive Council of America / PACA
The trade organization in North America that represents the vital interests of stock archives of every size, from individual photographers to large corporations, who license images for commercial reproduction.
The PLUS Coalition is an international non-profit initiative organized by respected associations, leading companies, standards bodies, scholars and industry experts from all communities involved in creating, distributing, using and preserving images. Spanning more than thirty countries, these diverse stakeholders have collaborated to develop PLUS, a system of standards that makes it easier to communicate, understand and manage image rights in all countries.
Professional Photographers of America / PPA
PPA is the world’s largest not-for-profit association of professional photographers, with more than 18,000 members in 64 countries. PPA seeks to increase its members’ business knowledge as well as broaden their creative scope.
Society For Photographic Education / SPE
A multi-faceted organization that includes photographers, educators, critics, curators and historians among its membership. Dedicated to providing a forum for the discussion of photography and related media as a means of creative expression and cultural insight.
SAA is the only photographers’ trade association that is focused exclusively on the business of stock. “Keywords” is the SAA’s business guide (available as a PDF download) that provides definitions, insights, resources and visual inspiration for stock photographers. SAA stands as an increasingly-important advocate for the concerns of professional stock photographers.
Adobe’s List of Trade Associations
Adobe’s list of photography trade associations from around the world.
WORKSHOPS & SEMINARS
Our world and industry are ever-changing. It’s critical that you invest in yourself by participating in workshops and seminars several times a year. The most valuable aspect of attending workshops and seminars is that you will begin to develop a network of mentors and peers that extend well beyond your immediate locale.
The Fine Art Of Digital Printing
This week-long workshop is an amazing way to catapult your printmaking skills forward. Learn from two master digital print makers, Mac Holbert and John Paul Caponigro Offered a few times each year, this workshop has repeatedly sold out within days. The generous support of Epson makes this workshop an incredible value.
In addition to his collaboration with Mac Holbert at FADP (above), John Paul teaches an extensive range of workshops at his studio in Cushing, Maine. Workshops are held in his state-of-the-art studio and gallery. They include demonstrations, exercises, print and slide presentation, reviews and in-depth discussions aimed at stimulating creativity and insight. To stay in touch, subscribe to ‘Insights’ his free e-newsletter.
The legendary D-65 workshop is the brainchild of Seth Resnick and Jamie Spritzer. If you need a professional-level intensive on managing the digital workflow, consider D-65 a must-do. Grow technically, artistically and financially as a photographer in this intensive, four-day digital workshop. The program centers around Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop. It prepares the professional photographer, art director, photo editor and advanced amateur to make the best of today’s digital technology. Offered about ten times per year at venues around the country.
The Santa Fe Workshops offers the international imagemaking community winter, summer, and fall workshops that cover a wide range of topics in black-and-white and color photography as well as year-round digital imaging programs. The Workshops encourages participants to create work that truly bears their signature, to make images that flow from their hearts and souls as well as their eyes.
For more than 30 years, The Maine Photographic Workshops have attracted students and teachers from around the globe. They now offer over 250 one-week workshops and master classes. In addition to the photography curriculum, the Maine Media Workshops also has offerings in: film and video, design and book arts, multimedia and animation.
Photoshop World is a three-day celebration, conference and tradeshow for all things Photoshop. If you are a Photoshop fanatic (or want to become one), this is the event for you. Offered twice each year - during the spring on the East Coast and during September in Las Vegas. Get plenty of sleep before you go… you won’t get much while you’re there.
Formerly known as PhotoEast, this international conference and expo is held in Manhattan each October. Detailed seminars in many industry tracks are offered concurrently with a huge industry trade show.
International Center for Photography
ICP is a museum and school in Manhattan that offers full-time and continuing education programs that explore the possibilities of the photographic medium. Students coming to ICP have access to unparalleled resources: courses designed for every level, state-of-the-art facilities, a distinguished faculty, the museum, collections, library, lecture series, special events, and most important, a community of passionate photographers.
Photorapher’s Formulary is a key resource for photographers working in alternative processes. They provide chemistry, media and expertise. Their workshop series provides unparalleled opportunities to learn such alternative processes as: daguerreotypes, gum bichromate and platinum/palladium.
The Center For Photography at Woodstock
For more than 30 years, CPW has offered programs that educate, encourage, inform and inspire photographers of all ages. CPW specializes in weekend photography classes and parallel lecture series in the legendary village of Woodstock, New York.
Each summer, Anderson Ranch offers more than 130 workshops in the fields of painting, sculpture, wood, furniture design, ceramics, digital media, printmaking and photography. The workshops range from two days to three weeks and encompass artists of all skill levels and experience.
Michael Reichmann’s Luminous Landscape
A gateway page to the workshops offered by Michael and others.
For those looking to perfect their craft as makers of traditional silver prints, John Sexton’s week-long workshop “The Expressive Black and White Print” is a treasure. Check his website for other presentations and audio downloads of his interviews.
Digital Landscape Workshop Series
DLWS features such prominent photographers as Moose Peterson, Joe McNally, Laurie Excell and Kevin Dobler. Five workshops are scheduled for 2008 - in such beautiful places as Arches National Park in Utah and the San Juan Islands of Washington.
Located in California’s central coast, about half way between San Francisco and Los Angeles, the Lepp Institute offers a wide range of courses — from broad topics dealing with Photoshop and digital workflows to specialized courses like “Animal Photo Painting.” If you are a PC-user, take a close look at Lepp. They teach on PCs.
Julia Dean offers over 170 digital and traditional photography workshops each year at locations throughout southern California. Course offerings range from one-day seminars to workshops offered one night per week over six weeks. You’ll find a wide range of workshops ranging from basic photography to advanced professional topics.
Stephen Johnson Photography Workshops
Stephen Johnson, a pioneer of digital photography, offers field- and studio-based workshops on photography and digital printmaking.
The Weekend Workshops at Brooks Institute in Santa Barbara are succinct education opportunities for amateur and professional photographers.
Palm Beach Photographic Centre
The Palm Beach Photographic Centre offers exhibitions, community programs and workshops that promote the art of photography and digital imaging. Each year the Centre offers over 300 workshops ranging from beginning classes to master courses.
Alain Briot’s Beautiful Landscape
Arizona-based landscape photographer Alain Briot offers workshops on a frequent basis at locations throughout the Southwest
ONLINE & DVD LEARNING RESOURCES
The main benefit of online and disk-based learning is that you can do it when you want to and as many times as you need to.
Interactive training DVDs by such photo luminarieis as John Paul Caponigro, Vincent Versace and Lee Varis.
A one-stop source for books, DVDs, seminars and online training for all matters Photoshop.
Lynda offers hundreds of courses in digital technology and technique that are available online 24/7 and on DVDs. Learn a new skill or get an update anytime you feel like it.
Luminous Landscape Video Tutorials
Valuable tutorials available for download featuring the insights of Michael Reichmann and Jeff Schewe.
A source for tutorials and training on the world of Photoshop and photographic lighting. Software Cinema offers a wide selection of DVDs, online tutorials and periodic local seminars.
MAGAZINES & JOURNALS
We may live in the digital age… but there’s nothing like sitting down and flipping the pages of a well produced magazine or journal.
PDN is the best way to get monthly insights into the world of professional photography. Although focused on the world of commercial photography, PDN also provides regular coverage on the world of fine art photography. Free newsletters are available online as well.
For more than 50 years, Aperture has been the journal of photographic art. Lengthy commentaries accompany iconic images.
A beautifully produced magazine on photographic art.
The insightful sister of Popular Photography — features many interviews with fine art photographers.
A bi-monthly magazine that typically features emerging artists.
A member benefit of joining the PPA. Can also be subscribed to by non-members.
A quarterly publication that features outstanding photography from around the world - covers wildlife, adventure travel, underwater, landscape and garden photography.
The decisive magazine on news photography published monthly as a member benefits of the National Press Photographers Association. Can also be subscribed to by non-members.
Written for the advanced amateur and emerging professional. Covers both silver-based and digital photography.
A member benefit produced 8 times per year by the National Association of Photoshop Professionals. Valuable information for digital artists, photographers and graphic designers. Now includes ‘Darkroom’ - dedicated to streamlining the Lightroom workflow.
The only magazine dedicated exclusively to photography books. Published quarterly.
An international magazine that covers artists working in a range of paper-based media, including photography, limited-edition prints, drawings and books.
The definitive magazine for the world of commercial design, illustration and photography.
A bold publication that provides creative professionals with an insider’s perspective on the people, news, trends and events that influance the advertising and creative production industries. If you are looking into the world of advertising photography, Create Magazine will expand your horizons.
The bi-annual journal of the Society for Photographic Education. Available for direct subscription by non-members.
A quarterly publication of the American Society of Picture Professionals. Regular columns cover technology, photography lay and the art of photography. Special features cover marketing, industry trends, copyright, insurance and investment.
A monthly magazine for professional photographers. Covers equipment, techniques, business strategies, technology and image making.
The journal for members of the American Society of media Photographers. Covers the industry and business of photographing for publication. Published quarterly. Portions are available online.
An international journal of fine art photography. Persents articles and portfolios on black and white photography and alternative printing processes. No coverage on prints derived from digital sources. Very useful for gaining a perspective of the photographic art world in Europe.
A relatively new magazine and website from the publishers of Rangefinder. Concentrates on photographic post-production work. Free subscriptions to qualified professionals.
THE ART AND CRAFT OF FINE DIGITAL PRINTMAKING
The revolution is underway and the future of fine photographic printmaking will be based on digital tools and technology. Never before has the ability to make well-crafted images in color or black-and-white been so widely available, so affordable or so environmentally-friendly. With the right inks and substrates, the permanence of digital prints is no longer a concern. The challenge is to acquire the right skills and tools. Here are some of my favorite resources.
Manhattan Beach, California was ground zero for the birth of the digital printmaking movement when Graham Nash and Mac Holbert took a hacksaw to a brand-new $135,000 Iris printer in 1987. Two decades later, Nash Editions is still a focal point for the ongoing revolution in digital printmaking.
The Fine Art Of Digital Printing
This week-long workshop is an amazing way to catapult your printmaking skills forward. Offered a few times each year, this workshop has repeatedly sold out within days.
Epson’s home for information on their professional printers, inks and papers.
The Rosetta Stone on image permanence was written by Henry WIlhelm. This is the source for information on the longevity of digital prints. Find out which inks and which substrates can be used to create in color digital prints with lifespans rivaling those of silver-based prints.
OTHER SPECIALIZED SITES FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS
A collection of sites that focus on specific topics that I’ve not detailed elsewhere on this list.
The online version of Photo District News. Industry updates, product reviews, galleries, contests, classifieds and more.
The latest digital photography new and imaging news, reviews of the latest cameras, an active discussion forum.
Offers news, features, information and portfolios from working photogrjournalists.
Produced by Dirck Halstead - a online magazine of photojournalism in the digital age.
An online community and resource for sports photoraphers and other working photojournalists. News, reviews, educational resources,
This brainchild of landscape photographer and educator, Michael Reichmann, is one of the most popular and valuable photography websites. Features include an extensive archive of product reviews, tutorials, essays and a dynamic online forum.
A news-blog dedicated to news and information about all things Lightroom. Edited by Martin Evening and Jeff Schewe with contributions from many other experts. A great way to stay informed about this valuable tool.
Recognized by many as “Piranha Daily News”, the Imaging Insider is an online news service that provides an ongoing stream of news, product reviews and industry analyses to help readers stay on top of trends in the photo industry.
DPI = Digital Photography Insights and this is one of the go-to sites for the most current information on digital photography. Along with Michael Reichmann’s work over on Luminous Landscape, Rob Galbraith has been instrumental in identifying the technical challenges of newly launched gear from such titans as Leica, Nikon and Canon. As importantly, his site has provided timely updates and workarounds.
The Online Journal for Digital Printing - edited by Uwe Steinmueller
Fine Art Photographry in The Digital Age - edited by Uwe Steinmueller
A valuable resource for the fine art photographer, The Aperture Foundation produces a magazine, photo books, limited-edition photographs, events and exhibitions. When in Manhattan, visit their gallery in the Chelsea district.
A website devoted to collectors and connoisseurs of fine art photography.
Carolyn Wright / Photo Attorney
A helpful website and blog on the legal aspects of copyright, licensing, rights of privacy, etc.
Resources for photographers interested in travel photography. Free online books.
An online resource for information on photography.
Websites of FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHERS
There are so many fine art photographers whose work has enriched my vision. These are just a few.
I am proud to say that long before he became the first photographer to achieve Betty Crocker status for household name recognition, Ansel’s vision and dedication to perfecting his craft were a huge influence during my formative years in art school. While there are many who cling to his work as validation of their view of “what photography really is”, I have no doubt that he would be one of the greatest proponents of digital photography today.
Breath, light, spirit, space - John Paul Caponigro’s photographs are visual poetry. Fortunately, JP is as committed to helping others to build their creativity as he is to pushing the boundaries of photography as means of artistic expression. He freely shares his expertise and insights through his newsletter and workshops.
Long before Photoshop was even a dream, Jerry Uelsmann was creating dreamlike images that are grounded in visual plausibility.
Vinnie is a master at crafting a sense of light in the digital print. To say that Vinnie is an energetic artist of with strong personal insights about the visual world, is an understatement. See his work online, read his book ‘Welcome to OZ’, study his DVDs. If you are struggling with digital black and white, make him your guru.
As far as I know, Todd Walker was the first photographer to create digital art. Todd was my teacher, mentor and friend during my years in the art school at the University of Arizona. In the early 80s, Todd used an Apple IIc to create color separations and print them on the small offset press he operated at his house. Todd’s use of alternative processes and his willingness to push photography beyond its contemporary boundaries have endured as personal lightening rods of inspiration to this day.
Websites of COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS
If your journey is in the commercial realm, study the work of these photographers.
Joe McNally is a master of location lighting. Who else would have the courage to use dozens of pocket strobes to light up a B-1 bomber for National Geographic. Although put on a pedestal by the legions of aspirants who flock to his presentations at Photoshop World, PhotoPlus and beyond, Joe is one of the most down-to-Earth photographers I’ve ever had the good fortune to work with. Look for Joe at workshops and seminars around the country.
Brian is the president of Editorial Photographers and a dynamic editorial photographer based in Miami. You’ll recognize his photos from ads and magazine covers that you’ve seen.
Gregory Heisler is a master of the modern photographic portrait. With more than 70 Time magazine covers to his credit, Greg’s photographs have appeared in millions of households. At the other end of the spectrum, he also created the first photographic portrait to hang in New York’s City Hall. Greg will teach at Santa Fe Workshops in the winter of 2008.
TECHNICAL RESOURCES
Here are a few resources to feed your Inner-Geek.
A great collection of tutorials by English photographer/scientist Sean McHugh. The piece on Hyperfocal Distance was of great interest.
Source of the ACR Calibrator
PHOTO HUMOR
Having and honoring a sense of humor is one of the keys to a healthy life.
Second only to the invention of Photoshop, the ‘What The Duck’ comic strip is what keeps the photo world in a stable orbit. Check in frequently.
WAYS TO GET YOUR PORTFOLIO ONLINE
In today’s world, if your portfolio is not online, you might as well start practicing “Do you want fries with your order?”. Forget about learning HTML. Take a look at the following and then get back to creating images.
The home of SylArenaPhoto.com. Easy to use. Great customer service. Affordable.
A website creator and content manager for the visual arts. Lovely assortment of templates. Also affordable.
Free websites for visual artists.
One of the most popular webhosts for professional photographers.
The original online portfolio site. For photographers and visual artists of all types.
STOCK PHOTOGRAPHY
Copyrights can be valuable assets. The publishing community needs a steady stream of images for their work. Licensing your images as stock photogrphy can be an additional income stream. Absolutely come to understand the potential value of your images. Resist the gravitational pull of microstock as a means of getting your images distributed. If you are a professional, act professionally.
The voice and advocate of the stock photo industry. Great resources for those wanting to learn about the industry and the various licensing models. A daily reading of the SAA forum on Yahoo! will keep you abreast of changes and challenges in the stock world.
A London-based portal for stock photography. Over 10 million images and growing. Provides a rather fair return to the photographer.
A reasonably-priced portal for hosting your own stock portfolio. Awareness of the Digital Railroad Marketplace continues to grow among art buyers.
Used by many photographers as an online archive of their images. The new PhotoShelter Collection is an opportunity for photographers to get their images into the stock world without investing a huge amount of money or giving up most of the return.
News and information for the stock photography industry.
A blog by Paul Melcher that provides more insights into the realities of the stock photo industry.
A blog Andy Goetze on the stock photo industry, picture business, photo agencies, professional photography, etc.
News, editorials and resources on the stock photo industry.
This group is for discussion about the PLUS Packs licensing standard developed by the PLUS Coatlition.
CAREER and PORTFOLIO CONSULTANTS
Photographers are notoriously poor judges of the quality and character of their work. Opening your career and portfolio to the review of a professional consultant can be an invaluable way to get your work on (or back on) the right path.
Leslie Burns-Dell’Acqua / Burns Auto Parts Consultants
With more than 13 years of experience in the creative industries, on all sides of the creative business equation (client, agency, creative), Leslie can put her skills and knowlege to work for your creative business. You’ll find a great blog, podcasts and white papers on her site. Don’t let the curious name of her site steer you away.
Mary Virginia Swanson / MVS Associates
A whirlwind of information on creating a career in fine art photography. Great website. Great book. Great lady.
Selina Maitreya / Port Authority
Selina is the author of the recently published ‘How To Succeed In Commercial Photography: Insights From A Leading Consultant‘. She takes a holistic approach to portfolio development and career mentoring.
Jon Hornstein / Creative Touchpoint
Creative Touchpoint is dedicated to helping professional photographers, reps and stock agencies succeed in the marketplace. They offer a variety of marketing services designed to increase revenue and lay the foundation for long-term growth. Free marketing newsletter.
BLOGS OF INTEREST
The fastest way to stay abreast of our industry (or practice your skills as a 5th-degree procrastinator) is to read an assortment of blogs on a regular basis. Here are some of my favorites.
Like a good cup of bad java, Joe McNally’s blog is a must-have part of my morning ritual. Insights, techniques, rants and spiritual guidance from the man with the bag full of speedlights and an even bigger bag full of tales.
As a commercial shooter, it is sometimes hard to understand what goes on inside the heads of professional photo editors (buyers). Rob Haggart provides frequent, sharply-focused commentaries in his widely-read blog.
An informative blog with a widespread legion of followers — all focused on making incredible photographs with pocket strobes. Inspirational.
Scott Kelby’s Photoshop Insider
A humorous and insightful look at the photography world though the eyes of Scott Kelby — best-selling author, educator and blogster.
Wonderful views and rants on the world of photography — through the eyes of Mike Johnston and friends.
Tips and advice on Lightroom straight from the development team at Adobe.
California photographer Syl Arena’s blog on trends, tools and techniques for professional photographers.
Randomly-spaced and thought-provoking installments from Michael Britt and the rest of the crew at Image Mechanics in Santa Monica.
John Harrington’s blog on the business of commercial photography. Consider his book Best Business Practices For Photographers to be a must-read.
Regular installments of wit and wisdom from Leslie Burns-Dell’Acqua of Burns Auto Parts Consultants.
The blog of the Aperture Foundation - in-depth discussions of photography in the world of fine art.
Syl Arena’s blog on his photography in and around Paso Robles.
A new perspective for photographers, photo buyers and photo enthusiasts.
Photographer Greg Clarke and allies share thoughts on the journey of becoming established as professional photographers.
COMMERCIAL PORTALS / SOURCEBOOKS
The consensus among commercial art buyers casually interviewed at PhotoPlus in NYC during October, 2007 was that the traditional printed source book has been replaced by the online portal as the first go-to when searching for new photographic talent.
Launched as a site to conect art directors, art buyers, photo editors, creative directors, etc. with creative talent in the realms of photography, design, illustration, animation and other graphic-related fields.
Publishes six annual resource books and hosts portfolios online. One of the oldest players in the sourcebook business.
Unique in that Le Book publishes editions in Paris, New York and London. Strong emphasis on fashion and high design.
The online portfolio service affiliated with Photo District News. Promoted monthly to over 15,000 creatives. A free listing (without portfolio) is available.
Provides many resources to connect creatives of all types: printed sourcebooks, online portfolios, mailing lists, etc.
The best place on the web for photographers to exchange information about media companies. Launched in March, 2008, this new wiki enables media companies to tell photographers the best way to contact them and for photographers to exchange contact information.
ONLINE FORUMS & COMMUNITIES
One of the great benefits of the Internet-era is the ability to converse with your peers while still wearing your jammies. Another benefit is that many online forums and communities can provide valuable insight into specific areas of our profession. Two requests. (1) Don’t let the forums become your obsession. Remember, you are a photographer. So log-off and go make some images. (2) There are real people on the other end of the internet. Don’t be a jerk and become a flamethrower just because you have a different opinion. If you find yourself getting mad… re-read (1).
A large and active forum group that discusses cameras and other gear more than any other.
A place for people who love photography - online forums and galleries.
An online community for photographers to connect and discuss photography, explore galleries, share photographs and learn more about the art of photography. Over 600,000 registered users.
An active online community site with a forum, product reviews and articles.
A networking community for professionals (both aspiring and established) sponsored by the Advertising Photographers of America. Membership is free and open to photographers, assistants and students, both APA members and non-members.
A technical discussion group for advertising photography sponsored by the Advertising Photographers of America. Topics covered include: digital capture, film scanners, digital workflow, delivery standards and billing issues. Open to APA members and non-members alike.
The American Society of media Photographers sponsors a wide range of online forums that are open to AMSP members and non-members alike. ASMPproAdvise is a listserv in which students and emerging photographers can seek answers from established, working professionals. Other speciatly groups cover: Architecture, Fine Art, Food, Underwater, Corporate and Video Photography.
A large and active forum with quality discussions on many topics, including: Raw Processing, Equipment & Techniques and The Art of Photography. A good place to hang out if you are serious about improving your craft and your career.
The source for inane commentary on poorly-made photographs punctuated by the occasional inane comment on a well-crafted image.
Yahoo Groups is the starting point to find many others forums that discuss specific aspects of photography.
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OTHER OPPORTUNITIES FOR WEB LINKS & LISTINGS
Links to your site from photo-related sites are very important for ranking high on search engines. Be wary of paying link farms for a listing.
Free listings with good detail for professional affiliations, list of specialties and descriptive bio. Nominal monthly charge to host thumbnail images with listing.
Photographer and photography-related sites. Free and paid links.
A listing of photo links from site around the globe.
A convenient showcase of professional photographers. Free and paid links for photographers.
Free and paid listings for photographers. Here’s what you get to say for the upgraded free listing,
We’re one of the featured Paso Robles, California photographers at Finders - photographers directory
Photography Directory and information on the web. Free and paid links for photographers.
Paid listings for professional photographers. Also offers online galleries.
Free and paid listings for photographers and other visual artists.
Websites of OTHER PHOTOGRAPHERS
Steve Gadomski is a professional photographer in Chicago. His personal work focuses on Midwest and the Great American Southwestern landscapes.
Contemporary fashion-based images from “Nashville’s Best Photographer” — as voted two years in a row by Nashville Citysearch readers.
Dani has a passion for photographically embracing each person’s individuality and personality. Based in metro Minneapolis.
Gorgeous architectural and landscape photography from the highlands of Colorado.
David Cooper Photography
Vancouver, British Columbia based photographer whose online portfolio showcases 25 years of dance and theater work.
Detroit Photographer Blake Discher
Detroit Photographer Blake Discher is an annual report, editorial, and advertising photographer based in Detroit Michigan. Firefly Studios is the name …
Fine Art Photography Picture Gallery
Discover breathtaking pictures that allows you to create a unique home that will refresh, and uplift your soul. Also makes a wonderful gift idea. Enjoy free screensavers, free wallpaper, and enter a free contest!
Victoria, British Columbia Commercial Photographer
Victoria, BC based Commercial Photographer Josh McCulloch photographs outdoor sports and lifestyle images for leading advertising agencies.
Travel Images Photography Tours
British Photographer John Baker has been leading photo tours since 1988, and is a hands-on, practical, and caring Photographer and Leader. Destinations include New Zealand, United States, Canada, the Galapagos Islands, Europe and the British Isles. Also customized photography tours for groups and individuals to any destination.
Fine Art Photography by Stephen G. Beck
Fine Art Photography for your home or office. Specializing in waterfall photos, nature photography, landscape photography, architectural photography, and travel photography.