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The blog of Bellini Portraits, a Boston photographer specializing in newborn, baby and children's portraits. Useful for families thinking about portrait sessions. Family, newborn and children's portrait work from a Boston studio.
ReportThe blog of Leap Photography, a Boise photographer offering headshots, portraits and event photography. Useful for locals and for portrait photographers studying a working portfolio. Headshot and portrait examples from a working local photographer.
ReportA portrait page from Stark Photography, a photographer based in Bend, Oregon, who shoots portraits, events and headshots. Useful for people looking for a portrait photographer in the region. Portrait work from a working photographer, useful as a reference for style.
ReportThe blog of Charleen's Portrait Studio, which shares portrait sessions. Useful for seeing a working studio's style. Portrait session examples from a working studio.
ReportThe blog of Hoffer Photography, a Philadelphia wedding photographer sharing weddings and sessions. Useful for couples comparing wedding photographers. Portrait sessions that show how a wedding photographer works with people.
ReportThe blog of Kevin Mullins, a UK wedding photographer, with Fujifilm reviews and documentary and street photography tips. Useful for photographers interested in a reportage style. Practical reviews and shooting advice from a documentary-style photographer.
ReportThe blog of Mango Studios, a Toronto wedding photography studio that also shares wedding inspiration and ideas. Useful for couples planning weddings. Wedding and portrait work from a Toronto studio.
ReportThe blog of Carmen and Ingo, a husband-and-wife wedding photography team working internationally. Useful for couples considering destination weddings. Portrait work by a photographer couple who travel for shoots.
ReportThe blog of Jeremy Chou, a Los Angeles wedding photographer specializing in fine art, luxury weddings. Useful for couples researching a polished editorial look. Fine art portrait and wedding imagery from a Los Angeles photographer.
ReportThe blog of Michael Frye, a landscape photographer whose posts cover natural places such as Yosemite and Yellowstone, along with technique. Useful for outdoor photographers. Landscape images and field notes from an experienced nature photographer.
ReportA subscription-based landscape photography magazine published every two weeks, ranging from romantic to contemporary work. Useful for landscape photographers looking for in-depth features. A magazine devoted to landscape photography, with approaches from traditional to contemporary.
ReportThe Visual Wilderness journal, with photography tips, art inspiration and field notes from nature photographers. Useful for people who photograph the outdoors. Field notes and tips from nature photographers, with inspiration for outdoor shooting.
ReportA photo blog by landscape photographer William Neill, who writes about light and the natural world. Useful for photographers interested in a contemplative landscape approach. Landscape photography and reflections on light by a long-time nature photographer.
ReportThe site of Paul Zizka, a photographer known for mountain and night sky images from the Canadian Rockies. Useful for those interested in mountain and astro landscape photography. Mountain and night landscape work from a photographer based in the Canadian Rockies.
ReportA UK magazine about landscape, wildlife, nature, travel and adventure photography. Useful for photographers of varied levels who want features and technique guidance. Magazine coverage of landscape and wildlife photography with technique articles.
ReportA blog by Michael Breitung with articles and tutorials on landscape photography, photo editing and travel. Useful for photographers learning landscape technique. Tutorials on landscape shooting and editing from a working landscape photographer.
ReportA blog by José Ramos, a landscape photographer from Portugal, with reviews, tutorials and tips on landscape and waterscape photography. Useful for people shooting coastlines and scenery. Landscape and waterscape tutorials and gear reviews from a Portuguese photographer.
ReportThe blog of Eric Kim, a street photographer who writes about photography technique, philosophy and practice. Useful for beginners looking for frequent, opinionated street photography writing. Frequent writing on shooting in the street, from technique to mindset.
ReportAn online feature curated by photographer David Alan Harvey that showcases emerging photographers from around the world. Useful for viewers interested in documentary photography. Documentary and street projects by emerging photographers, curated by a Magnum photographer.
ReportA site with street photography news, reviews and inspiration. Useful for photographers following gear and work in the genre. Street photography news, reviews and inspiration gathered in one place.
ReportThe blog of Martin U Waltz, a Berlin-based photographer, with street photography tips and camera reviews. Useful for photographers learning to shoot in cities. Camera reviews and street shooting tips from a Berlin photographer.
ReportA street photography blog from Oliver Krumes, a Berlin photographer, with advice on focal lengths and mastering techniques, and workshop news. Useful for photographers working to improve street technique. Advice and workshop notes on street technique, including focal length choices.
ReportA street photography site publishing articles and inspiration on the genre. Useful for photographers who want ideas and discussions about shooting in public places. Articles and inspiration dedicated to street photography.
ReportA street photography blog from The Inspired Eye, a photography publication that posts articles and interviews on shooting in the streets. Useful for photographers who want ideas and examples. A dedicated street photography section with articles aimed at improving how you shoot.
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People, publications and resources we picked for each interest, each with its own casa to step inside.
250 crafted casitas, each with a personality you can make your own.
A shared little work cottage with a pencil chimney, a smiling coffee mug and a bell for good company.
A corner cafe on a little sidewalk tile, with two outdoor seats and a cat who knows your usual.
A brass telescope, a biscuit-shaped constellation and a curious keeper on a little stargazing island.
A letterpress cottage with a book roof, an overworked paper ghost and letters to deliver.