What blogs do you view regularly?

[joescrivens]

I really like this guys blogs, he has one on his professional photography and one on his two daughters,

http://jwlphotography.blogspot.com/

http://kristinandkayla.blogspot.com/

some of his stuff is really nice, what blogs do you look at that inspire you?

 

[KIPAX]

cant remember ever reading one...

 

[Koolpc]

Nor me

 

[Wheels]

my own and a few people I know

 

[joescrivens]

cant remember ever reading one...

Nor me

I don't really read those ones, more just browse the photos, there isn't much to read anyway!

 

[Rob 80386]

the blogs I read are not photography related, more DJ and mixing sort of thing

 

[boyfalldown]

my own.....

a fair few other wedding photographers for ideas.

 

[joescrivens]

I was hoping people might post the blogs they read for my own interest

 

[Deleted member 3428]

None!!

 

[boyfalldown]

I was hoping people might post the blogs they read for my own interest

from here Duncan, Guy, Collin and Simon.

only other one I look at often is http://www.mariannetaylorphotography.co.uk/blog/

 

[ianmarsh]

prophotonut.com (Damien Lovegrove)
Niel van Niekerk (forgot the link) for flash lighting

 

[Rayn]

Not so much a blog, but probably my favourite allround site for excellent photos:

http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/

 

[bass_junkie83]

None. Iv'e never gone looking for one.

I don't think i have anything to say that anyone would be interested in hearing, and in turn i can't imagine anyone having some to say that i would be that interested in.

Don't get me wrong, there are a couple of people who's photos i admire, but i don't want to hear their life stories.

 

[buckas]

http://jwlphotography.blogspot.com/

is it me or is pretty much every photo on that page over exposed/washed out? understand it might be their PP effect, but seems too over imo

 

[Metal God]

Rawwk photographer Ross Halfin's Diary - he hates the term 'Blog'.

Always great reading when a band ****es him off
.
www.rosshalfin.co.uk

 

[joescrivens]

None. Iv'e never gone looking for one.

I don't think i have anything to say that anyone would be interested in hearing, and in turn i can't imagine anyone having some to say that i would be that interested in.

Don't get me wrong, there are a couple of people who's photos i admire, but i don't want to hear their life stories.

i think you got the wrong impression of what a blog is.

The guy I posted for example just puts interesting photos he takes on it, he doesn't tell his life story.

Sure there are some blogs like that, but thats not mandatory

 

[joescrivens]

is it me or is pretty much every photo on that page over exposed/washed out? understand it might be their PP effect, but seems too over imo

i think it's you

there are a few on the high key side of things but most are well exposed if a little to the right

 

[viewfromthenorth]

I read a few (and have my own which is in my signature), but they're all in google reader, which I can't access here at work

This is one I've got bookmarked here though, it's by a guy called David DuChemin, his books are also well worth checking out:

http://www.pixelatedimage.com/blog/

 

[clowds]

hi theseare mine

photography http://jadedsnapper.wordpress.com/ http://blogs.mirror.co.uk/mirror-images/
http://colorsportworldcup.blogspot.com/

my political ones are http://order-order.com/ http://iaindale.blogspot.com/

and one for the military monitors it very new http://radiousermagazine.blogspot.com/

all followed via rss.

 

[TheBigYin]

None. Also, I've never bothered reading anyones diary - and for much the same reason - it's generally interesting to them, and a waste of anyone elses time and energy.

 

[tiler65]

from here Duncan, Guy, Collin and Simon.

only other one I look at often is http://www.mariannetaylorphotography.co.uk/blog/

As above.


Alison Bailey, I used to follow EG but he has stopped.
Christian Fletcher, Tobiah Tayo, Tomas Whitehouse - he is nuts, various strobies.

Loads really, very inspirational stuff, most of them.

 

[Frantic_Inc]

Rawwk photographer Ross Halfin's Diary - he hates the term 'Blog'.

Always great reading when a band ****es him off
.
www.rosshalfin.co.uk

I've kept an eye on Halfin's diary for while now, being a big Metallica fan.
He can be funny, egotistical but always very honest.


The only other I read is a friend of a friend, whom I would love to second if possible!!
http://www.simonbuckphotography.com/

 

[viewfromthenorth]

Joe McNally's is always worth a read: http://www.joemcnally.com/blog/

Others I read:

Chromasia: http://www.chromasia.com/iblog/

Miss Aniela: http://missanielablog.com/

 

[Davec223]

SNIP
Joe McNally's is always worth a read: http://www.joemcnally.com/blog/

I do find Joe's blog and books an easy read.

 

[On the Huh]

Not a blog but good to look at:

http://www.thestillimagewithcrashtaylor.com/

 

[Vic]

I'm not a fan of this guy but it makes for interesting reading Zoriah Miller

 

[freefall]

Jeff Ascough and Duncan Kerridge. I actually prefer the work of Duncan tbh and his bright, crisp images of perfect moments inspire me to keep pushing and learning.

 

[TheTimeChamber]

Not a blog as such, but this one gets a lot from me:

http://digital-photography-school.com/

 

[joescrivens]

None. Also, I've never bothered reading anyones diary - and for much the same reason - it's generally interesting to them, and a waste of anyone elses time and energy.

and the prize for biggest misunderstanding of a blog goes to ....