Four interesting photography blogs for your Tuesday morning. The number of photo blogs submitted have sharply increased recently….maybe it’s a weather related thing..I have no idea, but thank you anyway. Keep the blogs comin’.. we never get tired viewing your photography!
Is your photography stuck in a rut? Having a hard time getting motivated to photograph? Start a photo a day project online! While anyone can start a photo a day project with great success, perhaps the largest such project is City Daily Photo.
The City Daily Photo project quickly transformed from a one man project to photographically document his city on a daily basis, into a world wide movement involving hundreds of photographers. [At the time of this writing, City Daily Photo appears to be experiencing server issues]
Listed below, we have featured several North American photo blogs from the project. [I have spot checked this list for current and active sites. Let me know if you find any dead links. Thanks]
Laurent François, when he does not lead the Paris 360° Digital influence hub for France, shoots & photoblogs around here. He’s part of the French crew called “Butterfly Collectif” and has some on-going projects (both “Web 2.0″ & pure classic). Do not hesitate to get in touch with me.
Daily Dust | Paris France Photography Blog | Laurent François
Welcome to my 365 Photo a Day blog.
I’m a 42 year old stay at home mother to two energetic girls and three naughty fur girls.
I am not a professional photographer……just a mom that enjoys the creative release that photography provides.
I hope you enjoy my journey through 2009…one crafty mama’s photo a day project
This video brings a new twist to the typical photo a day projects. Great work!
365 by Joanna is a photo-a-day project by photographer Joanna Kapica.
“Ever since the first camera I got to hold in my hands I thought about it as a magic device. It still is for me. The ability to freeze a moment. Chance to capture something that is so many times so close, but so often unnoticed.”
One year in 40 seconds from Eirik Solheim on Vimeo.
I love great photography projects and “One year in 40 seconds” is definitely one of the better time-lapse photography videos I’ve seen in a while. The dedication required to complete a project of this type is quite impressive. Kudos to photographer Eirik Solheim for this tremendous piece of art!