Concepts Share your inspirational websites

[Ed Sutton]

We've got one for videos and another for portfolios, so here's one for photography websites - ones that post revues, news and mostly pictures.

These are some I check regularly:

Photography | Art and design | The Guardian

www.theguardian.com

LensCulture - Contemporary Photography

Discover and share the best in contemporary photography

www.lensculture.com

The Wider Image | The home for Reuters in-depth visual storytelling

The Wider Image | The home for Reuters in-depth visual storytelling @reuterspictures

www.reuters.com

Photography | Creative Boom

Photography at Creative Boom, a UK-based online magazine for the creative industries, offering inspiration and ideas for creatives worldwide

www.creativeboom.com

Art Blart

art and cultural memory archive

artblart.com

Life Force Magazine. Free online photography magazine.

Free, monthly, photography magazine of the photo-essay. The magazine has internationally renowned contributors including Jeff Bridges, Larry Fink and Ragnar Axelsson and more than 30 National Geographic photographers

lifeforcemagazine.com

 

[Ed Sutton]

Daniel Meadows has a new website. https://www.danielmeadows.co.uk/

 

[flook999]

Daniel Meadows has a new website. https://www.danielmeadows.co.uk/

Very interesting, must confess I haven't heard of this chap before

 

[Ed Sutton]

Very interesting, must confess I haven't heard of this chap before

A direct contemporary of Martin Parr, they collaborated at college, but completely different in style and approach. Two British greats IMO.

 

[benc98]

I really enjoy popping into the hardcore street photography group on flickr - it's heavily curated and new photos are rarely accepted.

HCSP (Hardcore Street Photography)

POSTING LIMIT NOW ONE PHOTOGRAPH PER WEEK A group dedicated to candid situations that momentarily reveal themselves amidst the mundane hustle and bustle of everyday life. An ode to all great street photographers such as Winogrand, Arbus, Levitt, Koudelka and many, many more. Respect the past...

www.flickr.com

It's actually the flickr group that John Maloof once posted a discussion thread titled: What do I do with this stuff (other than giving it to you)?