This week’s “Featured Photoblog” is A Photographer’s Life by Igno van Neikerk.  This photoblog works really well on a number of levels.  The photographer uses lot’s of text to help turn a “viewing” experience into a “reading” experience and you really get a sense for what this photographer is all about.  The simple black setting [...]

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This week’s “Featured Photoblog” is Visual Realia by Andy Smith in Hanover, PA.
Andy’s work spans many different genres and techniques. The site is simple, clean, and loaded (I mean loaded!) with content. You can literally spend hours going through the site and probably not see every single image. I couldn’t say the [...]

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This week’s “Featured Photoblog” is Jen Rinaldi Photography! The reason I wanted to highlight her photoblog is because it shows us how different photoblogs can do different things. Jen uses the photoblog to increase her web presence as a photographer, therefore increasing her exposure as an authoritative figure for photography in her area. [...]

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This week’s “Featured Photoblog” is Michael Palmer Photography. When you look at Michael’s photoblog you get a sense that he loves photography. Now sure, any person that keeps up with a photoblog would have to love photography, but with Michael’s there is a true sense of passion. He shows works done for [...]

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With all of the news of Yahoo! Executives making quick exits including Flickr founders Caterina Fake and Stewart Butterfield I pondered (along with many others) the future of Flickr itself. Would Yahoo! continue to keep Flickr running or even possibly add something new (not much has been done with Flickr since the aquisition of [...]

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This weeks “Featured Photoblog” is Fine Art Photoblog.
If you aren’t already familiar with the fine folks at Fine Art Photoblog here is a quick head count of the great artists that make up this project:
Brian Auer
Neil Creek
Andrew Gibson
Andreas Manessinger
Cody Redmon
Joseph Szymanski
David Ziser
Fine Art Photoblog is in the process of choosing two more photographers and will [...]

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This week’s “Featured Photoblog” is Photo-Africa Blog! Photo-Africa is a collection of over 15 photographers and professional field guides working in the wilderness of ,you guessed it, Africa. I really wanted to highlight this photoblog, not just for the fantastic wildlife photography that can be found there, but also to make note of [...]

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Last week we featured an image by Niels Koopmans in our article on Does Film Make You A Better Photographer? and I thought his photoblog needed more exposure. So this week’s Featured Photoblog is borrow a view! Aside from being a fairly active member in the photo-blogosphere, Niels is a tremendously talented photographer [...]

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The title of the post really does say it all. It’s time for some Your Photo Tips news. We have updated and fixed a few things on the website. If you have visited the site over the past couple of days you may have seen some strange activity, my apologies.
First you may, [...]

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Are you having trouble keeping up with your 365 project? Consider this. Jamie Livingston died on his 41st birthday on October, 25 1997 after having taken one Polaroid a day since 1979. That’s 18 years! In an effort to push my own creativity and commitment to new heights, I will be [...]

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