Links

AGENCIES

Blogs/websites maintained by photography agencies

Institute Blog: The Institute for Artist Management’s blog
Magnum blog: Magnum’s blog
Magnum in Motion: Magnum’s multimedia site
NOOR: NOOR’s blog
Ostkreuz blog: Ostkreuz photo agency’s blog
Panos Pictures: Panos Pictures’ blog
Redux blog: Redux Pictures’ blog
Resolve: Livebooks blog: “A collaborative online community that brings together photographers and creative professionals of every kind to find ways to keep photography relevant, respected, and profitable.”
Stockland Martel: Stockland Martel’s blog
Stone Thrower: Jacqueline Bovaird’s blog
VII The Magazine: “VII The Magazine is an innovative online project that will give readers unprecedented intimate access and insight to the work of the world’s leading photojournalists.”
Wonderful Machine Cog: The blog of Wonderful Machine, “the only place where commercial art buyers can find a comprehensive selection of accomplished photographers doing all kinds of work, in all parts of the world.”

ARCHITECTURE

Blogs/websites covering architecture

arkinet: “the working blog for the official arkinet website, a new global platform for the architecture community.”
BLDGBLOG: Geoff Manaugh’s brilliant blog about “Architectural Conjecture, Urban Speculation, Landscape Futures”
Critical Terrain: “Critical Terrain is where the images, objects, concepts, and disciplines that shape the designed environment are explored and interpreted. Critical Terrain is administered and written by Alan Rapp”
things magazine: The blog of things magazine, which “was originally founded in 1994 by a group of writers and historians based at the Victoria & Albert Museum/Royal College of Art in the belief that objects can open up new ways of understanding the world.”

ART

Blogs/websites covering art in general

1854: “The blog of the British Journal of Photography”
Another Bouncing Ball: Art critic Regina Hackett’s blog
Art and Artifice: “A weblog dedicated to everything concerning art and the law”
Art Baloney blog: “A collection of the most egregious and pretentious art speak or outright bullshit we manage to unearth.”
Art Blart: art and writing blog by marcus bunyan
Art Fag City: Paddy Johnson’s art blog
Art News Blog: “Art News Blog is a selection of visual art news, art reviews and art related stories online.”
Art Sexy: “Art Sexy hopes to expand the notions of success as an artist while disabusing several myths, e.g., that the artworld is confined to the hubs of New York and Los Angeles, rather than beginning in the artist’s studio; and that smart art is the purview of geeks and elitists; and that artists should take consumer desire into the ‘production’ of their work.”
Art Threat: “Art Threat is the leading media outlet devoted solely to political art, cultural policy, and contemporary media issues.”
BlackLab: “BlackLab is here to revel in images old and new. We want to breathe new life into the presentation of still pictures by experimenting in collaboration with artists, musicians, film-makers and designers. We want to dispense with conventional forms of exhibiting photographs and create spaces in which images can collide and collude with film, soundscapes, slogans and texts.”
BLDGBLOG: Geoff Manaugh’s brilliant blog about “Architectural Conjecture, Urban Speculation, Landscape Futures”
bloggy: Barry Hoggard blogs about art
BOMBLog: BOMB magazine’s blog
C-MONSTER: Carolina Miranda’s art blog
carbon copy: Elizabeth Unterman’s art blog
Cigarettes and Purity: Mel Trittin’s blog
Clancco: “The aim of Clancco.com is to explores, investigates, and examine the relationship between art and law. With an educational background in art, art theory, and law, our expertise lies in the discourses of intellectual property, nonprofit tax-exempt organizations, free speech, and contemporary art.”
Daily Serving: “DailyServing was conceived as a central site for art lovers to visit daily to find resources and updates on happenings within the contemporary visual art.”
Design Observer: “Design, Culture, Change”
Edward Winkleman: Edward Winkleman’s art blog
em.pir.i.cism: Allison Beonde’s blog about art and photography
Eyeteeth: Paul Schmelzer’s blog
Fugitive Vision: “thoughts and observations about the art (especially photographic art) that I [Evan Mirapaul] encounter in NYC and around the world as I travel to fairs and exhibits.”
gmtPlus9 (-15): Andrew Abb’s blog about art, photography, and music
greg.org: “the making of: movies, art, etc., by Greg Allen”
Horses Think: Ofer Wolberger’s blog
Hrag Vartanian: “A blog of art, culture, photography, writing and ideas”
Hyperallergic: “Hyperallergic is a New York-based blogazine, podcast & journal published by Going Off Script in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.”
i heart photograph: Laurel Ptak’s blog
I like this art: Art/photography presented by Jordan Tate
Inside/Out: MoMA’s art blog
Le territoire des senses: “Le territoire des sens est un blogue de recherche qui propose une rÃ©flexion sur les liens entre territoires rÃ©els et territoires imaginÃ©s.”
Modern Art Notes: “Tyler Green’s modern & contemporary art blog”
Modern Art Obsession: “Where the Pursuit of the Collection IS the Obsession”
New Pictures: Minneapolis Institute of Arts blog
obvious: A blog covering art and a lot more
Off Center: Walker Art Center’s blog
oitzarisme: Constantin Nimigean’s blog
One by four by nine: Photography, art, and more
Peek: Lee Gainer’s blog
The Art Collectors: “an experiment in art + community”
The Intrepid Art Collector: Lisa Hunter’s blog about art and the art market
things magazine: The blog of things magazine, which “was originally founded in 1994 by a group of writers and historians based at the Victoria & Albert Museum/Royal College of Art in the belief that objects can open up new ways of understanding the world.”
Thomas Kapielski: Thomas Kapielski is a writer and artist whose blog entries mirror his writing (German language only)
Tomorrow Museum: “A collection of interesting ideas curated by Joanne McNeil.”
Visual Culture Blog: Marco Bohr’s blog about visual culture
VVORK: Art blog maintained by Aleksandra Domanovic, Christoph Priglinger, Georg Schnitzer, Oliver Laric
We Find Wilderness: An art blog from Basel
William Powhida: William Powhida’s blog

BOOK PUBLISHERS

Blogs/websites by book publishers

25books: The blog of German photo book shop 25books (usually German/English)
Exposures: Aperture’s blog
Lay Flat: The blog of Lay Flat
Little Brown Mushroom: A “blog for my little DIY publishing venture” - Alec Soth
Self Publish, Be Happy: “We celebrate and promote self published books with exhibitions, workshops and events.”
The Independent Photobook: A blog dedicated to listing independently produced photography books or zines

COMMERCIAL/EDITORIAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Blogs/websites dedicated to commercial/editorial photography (incl. the business side)

1854: “The blog of the British Journal of Photography”
A Photo Editor: “A Photo Editor (APE) is Rob Haggart, the former Director of Photography for Men’s Journal and Outside Magazine.”
A Visual Society: “musings of a photography agent in new york.”
Bernstein & Andriulli: Blog by Bernstein & Andriulli, “a premier artist management agency.”
Bildwerk3: German online magazine (German language only)
Bite! Magazine: formerly The Black Snapper
Blueeyes: “Blueeyes Magazine is an online documentary photography magazine devoted to publishing new long-term project work.”
Chase Jarvis: Chase Jarvis’s blog
Duckrabbit: “Photojournalist David White and BBC Radio 4 documentaries producer Benjamin Chesterton are duckrabbit.”
Feature Shoot: “Feature Shoot is run by photographer and photo editor, Alison Zavos, and showcases work from up-and-coming photographers alongside work from established photographers who have completed a project or whose work has taken on a new direction.”
Fotofeinkost: Dr. Martina Mettner’s blog about photography (German language only)
Heather Morton: “Heather Morton is a freelance Art Buyer based in Toronto, Canada.”
i like to tell stories: Jonathan Saunders’ blog
I Like to Watch: The Blog of Writer and Editor David Schonauer
LightBox: “From the photo editors of TIME”
Look Underfoot: Susana Raab’s blog
Manchester Photography: Mark Page’s blog
Mark Tucker: Mark Tucker’s blog
My Four Eyed Fantasy: Emily Shur’s blog
Noah Kalina: Noah Kalina’s blog
PDNedu: “the blog spot for emerging photographers and photo educators”
PDNPulse: “A professional photography blog by the editors of Photo District News”
Photo Booth: “The view from The New Yorker’s photo department.”
Photo TK TK: Sarina Finkelstein’s blog
Photographers on Photography: “POP (Photographers on Photography) is the blog of Alison McCreery, a sometimes photographer, curator, photo producer, and most of all huge fan of commercial, editorial, documentary and fine-art photography.”
Rachel Hulin: Rachel Hulin’s blog
Redux blog: Redux Pictures’ blog
Resolve: Livebooks blog: “A collaborative online community that brings together photographers and creative professionals of every kind to find ways to keep photography relevant, respected, and profitable.”
Shooting Gallery: “photographers shooting + talking”
State of the Art: American Photo’s blog
Stellazine: Stella Kramer’s blog
Stockland Martel: Stockland Martel’s blog
Stone Thrower: Jacqueline Bovaird’s blog
Taylor Davidson: Taylor Davidson’s blog
Telephoto: The Daily Telegraph’s photo pages
The Curator Ship: “Curator Ship is a collection of useful articles and materials on contemporary photography and visual arts. Initiated by Moritz Neumüller and open for collaboration to everyone”
The F Stop Magazine: “The F STOP is an online magazine featuring the work of top advertising, editorial, and fine art photographers.”
The Online Photographer: “We cover anything and everything of interest to practicing photographers.”
The Photography Post: A photo blog aggregator, with some original contents.
Thomas Broening: Thomas Broening’s blog
Timothy Archibald: Timothy Archibald’s blog
Tony Fouhse: Tony Fouhse’s blog
Vincent Laforet: Vincent Laforet’s blog
Visual Culture Blog: Marco Bohr’s blog about visual culture
What’s The Jackanory?: Andrew Hetherington’s blog
Wonderful Machine Cog: The blog of Wonderful Machine, “the only place where commercial art buyers can find a comprehensive selection of accomplished photographers doing all kinds of work, in all parts of the world.”

CULTURE/POLITICS

The slightly fuzzy category: Blogs/websites that cover mostly culture and/or politics, in a photography related way

(Notes on) Politics, Theory & Photography: Jim Johnson’s blog
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Art and Artifice: “A weblog dedicated to everything concerning art and the law”
Art Threat: “Art Threat is the leading media outlet devoted solely to political art, cultural policy, and contemporary media issues.”
Black Photographers Book Reviews: “Information & discussion about African diaspora photographers and publishing.”
BlackLab: “BlackLab is here to revel in images old and new. We want to breathe new life into the presentation of still pictures by experimenting in collaboration with artists, musicians, film-makers and designers. We want to dispense with conventional forms of exhibiting photographs and create spaces in which images can collide and collude with film, soundscapes, slogans and texts.”
BLDGBLOG: Geoff Manaugh’s brilliant blog about “Architectural Conjecture, Urban Speculation, Landscape Futures”
Conscientious Redux: My cutting-room floor blog, with a lot of stuff that doesn’t make it onto the main site, for whatever reason.
David Campbell: “I have three areas of interest - photography, multimedia and politics.”
Design Observer: “Design, Culture, Change”
Edward Winkleman: Edward Winkleman’s art blog
Eyeteeth: Paul Schmelzer’s blog
greg.org: “the making of: movies, art, etc., by Greg Allen”
Horses Think: Ofer Wolberger’s blog
Hrag Vartanian: “A blog of art, culture, photography, writing and ideas”
Manchester Photography: Mark Page’s blog
New Photographics: Jonathan Worth’s blog (“To research, understand and share what constitute sustainable working photographic practices amongst a community of likeminded learner practitioners.”)
No Caption Needed: “No Caption Needed is a book and a blog, each dedicated to discussion of the role that photojournalism and other visual practices play in a vital democratic society. No caption needed, but many are provided….”
NYRblog: The New York Review of Books’ blog
Prison Photography: “The Practice of Photography in Sites of Incarceration”
Propagandaphotos: “I have an interest in photobooks that have been published with an overt (or not so overt) political agenda and this blog has been created so that I can share my collection with you.”
Strange Maps: A blog about maps (seriously)
The Picture Show: NPR’s photo blog
things magazine: The blog of things magazine, which “was originally founded in 1994 by a group of writers and historians based at the Victoria & Albert Museum/Royal College of Art in the belief that objects can open up new ways of understanding the world.”
Visual Culture Blog: Marco Bohr’s blog about visual culture

FINE-ART PHOTOGRAPHY

Blogs/websites dedicated to fine-art photography

(Notes on) Politics, Theory & Photography: Jim Johnson’s blog
1/125: “A blog about photography “
1854: “The blog of the British Journal of Photography”
25books: The blog of German photo book shop 25books (usually German/English)
2point8: Michael David Murphy’s blog
40 Watt: Shawn Records’ blog
500 Photographers: “500 photographers is a weblog that posts 5 active photographers a week for 100 weeks.”
5B4: Jeffrey Ladd’s blog dedicated to photo books
779: Nick Turpin’s blog
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A Photo Student: Documenting James Pomerantz’s two years at the School of Visual Arts in the Photography, Video & Related Media MFA program
aCurator: Julie Grahame’s blog
After Photography: Fred Ritchin’s companion blog for his book After Photography
Ahorm Magazine: “Ahorn is an online magazine dedicated to contemporary photography, directed and edited by Daniel Augschoell and Anya Jasbar.”
Ahorn Magazine: “Ahorn is an online magazine dedicated to contemporary photography, directed and edited by Daniel Augschoell and Anya Jasbar.”
Alec Soth: Alec Soth’s blog (abandoned in late 2007)
American Suburb X: Featuring photography and re-publishing older writing about photography
Amy Elkins: Amy Elkins’ blog
Amy Stein: Amy Stein’s blog
arkinet: “the working blog for the official arkinet website, a new global platform for the architecture community.”
Art and Artifice: “A weblog dedicated to everything concerning art and the law”
Art Sponge: “I’ve created Art Sponge to present some artists and works I admire the most, and to express my opinions in general.” - Patrick Caire
artphotoblog: Pascal Renoux’s blog
Asian Photography Blog: “A discovery, discussion and exploration of Asian photography.”
B: Blake Andrews’ blog
Ben Huff: Ben Huff’s blog
Bildwerk3: German online magazine (German language only)
Bite! Magazine: formerly The Black Snapper
Black Photographers Book Reviews: “Information & discussion about African diaspora photographers and publishing.”
BlackLab: “BlackLab is here to revel in images old and new. We want to breathe new life into the presentation of still pictures by experimenting in collaboration with artists, musicians, film-makers and designers. We want to dispense with conventional forms of exhibiting photographs and create spaces in which images can collide and collude with film, soundscapes, slogans and texts.”
blog61: “blog61 is a photoblog by Berlin based photographers Thomas Lobenwein and Christian Reister.”
Blueeyes: “Blueeyes Magazine is an online documentary photography magazine devoted to publishing new long-term project work.”
Brian Ulrich: Brian Ulrich’s blog
buffet: Andrew Phelps’ blog
burn: “burn is an evolving journal for emerging photographers. burn is curated by magnum photographer david alan harvey.”
Camera Obscura: “A blog dedicated to photography and contemporary art”
Cigarettes and Purity: Mel Trittin’s blog
Conlin Pantall: Conlin Pantall’s
Conscientious Redux: My cutting-room floor blog, with a lot of stuff that doesn’t make it onto the main site, for whatever reason.
consumptive: James Luckett’s blog
contact blog: Anna Stevens & Emily Graham’s blog
Critical Terrain: “Critical Terrain is where the images, objects, concepts, and disciplines that shape the designed environment are explored and interpreted. Critical Terrain is administered and written by Alan Rapp”
Curtis Mann: Curtis Mann’s blog
Daniel Bühler: Daniel Bühler’s blog
Darius Himes: Darius Himes’s blog
David Campbell: “I have three areas of interest - photography, multimedia and politics.”
Dawoud Bey: Dawoud Bey’s blog
Dektol’s Weblog: Danny Lyon’s blog
Des livres et des photos: Rémi Coignet’s blog (French language only)
Detroit Institute of Arts Blog: Detroit Institute of Arts Blog
Dide: “an online bi-lingual magazine about Iranian contemporary photography”
Digressions: Daniel Shea’s blog
DLK Collection: “a venue for thoughtful discussion of vintage and contemporary photography via reviews of recent museum exhibitions, gallery shows, photography auctions, photo books, art fairs and other items of sometime interest to photography collectors large and small.”
Dodge and Burn: Qiana Mestrich: “Dodge & Burn photography blog will highlight what is often ‘dodged’ from the art scene and ‘burned’ in art history: photographers of African, Asian, Latino, Native American, Pacific Islander and Aleutian heritage, women photographers and works of photography about these and other indigenous communities of the world.”
Doppelklick: Sueddeutsche Zeitung Magazin’s blog (German language only)
e-photoreview: “e-photoreview is the new online community and blog for upcoming talents in the field of photography and multimedia all around the world.”
Elizabeth Avedon: Elizabeth Avedon’s blog
em.pir.i.cism: Allison Beonde’s blog about art and photography
Expiration Notice: “an online gallery for those who’ve already lived a life, continue to do so, and have the quality goods long denied the glory of the the glossy magazines or gleaming white gallery walls.”
Exposure Compensation: “This blog is about photography and photographers.”
Exposures: Aperture’s blog
eyecurious: Marc Feustel’s blog
Eyes of Artists: Corey Presha’s blog
Eyeteeth: Paul Schmelzer’s blog
Fans in a Flashbulb: “Fans in a Flashbulb will present selected works from the library and collections at the International Center of Photography.”
Feature Shoot: “Feature Shoot is run by photographer and photo editor, Alison Zavos, and showcases work from up-and-coming photographers alongside work from established photographers who have completed a project or whose work has taken on a new direction.”
Fjord: “Fjord is a project that showcases the photography of young, up-and-coming photographers.”
Flak Photo: “Flak Photo is a daily photography website that celebrates the art & culture of photography online. Produced by Andy Adams, the site highlights new series work, book projects and gallery exhibitions from an international community of contributors.”
Food For Your Eyes: “Food For Your Eyes Projects is a platform for contemporary photography.”
Fotofeinkost: Dr. Martina Mettner’s blog about photography (German language only)
fotosavant: “fotosavant is a journal discussing and exhibiting the excellence and diversity that is handrafted photography today.”
From This Moment: Justin James Reed’s blog
Fugitive Vision: “thoughts and observations about the art (especially photographic art) that I [Evan Mirapaul] encounter in NYC and around the world as I travel to fairs and exhibits.”
Gabriela Herman: Gabriela Herman’s blog
gmtPlus9 (-15): Andrew Abb’s blog about art, photography, and music
Greater Middle East Photo: “Photography from or about the Greater Middle East”
Ground Glass: Cara Phillips’ blog
GUP: GUP Magazine
Harlan Erskine: Harlan Erskine’s blog
Harvey Benge: Harvey Benge’s blog
Hee Jin Kang: Hee Jin Kang’s blog
Hey, Hot Shot blog: Hey, Hot Shot blog
Hippolyte Bayard: “An endless search into what’s moving in contemporary photography.”
Hipshots: Martin Amis’ blog
Horses Think: Ofer Wolberger’s blog
Host Gallery blog: Host Gallery blog
Hot Blog: “Hot Blog is the blogging arm for the bimonthly photography magazine HotShoe.”
Humble Arts Foundation blog: Humble Arts Foundation’s blog
i heart photograph: Laurel Ptak’s blog
I like this art: Art/photography presented by Jordan Tate
i like to tell stories: Jonathan Saunders’ blog
I Like to Watch: The Blog of Writer and Editor David Schonauer
I Love That Photo blog: “What moves independent photographers? What inspires them? What influences them? What means photography to them? ILOVETHATPHOTO tries to seek answers to these questions and shows the best work of independent photographers.”
Ian Aleksander Adams: Ian Aleksander Adams’ blog
If At First: Ben Roberts’ blog
In Transit: George Georgiou’s blog
insig.ht: “insig.ht is both quick take and deep dive into the means of making photographs. It’s personal vision, from the inside out; a new, collective way of seeing that’s immediate, original and global.”
Inspiration Information: “the inspirations of richard daniels, a photographer based in Bangkok,Thailand”
Intersecting Images: Matt Niebuhr’s blog
Jade Doskow: Jade Doskow’s blog
Jane Tam: Jane Tam’s blog
Japan Exposures: “The people behind Japan Exposures are active photographers with a deep understanding of the interests and needs of their fellow practitioners. We are personally connected to key Japanese photographers, galleries, publishers, equipment manufacturers and suppliers, and even academics working in field.”
japan-photo.info: Ferdinand Brueggemann’s blog about Japanese photography
Juliana’s lovely land of neurosis: Juliana Beasley’s blog
Kate Hutchinson: Kate Hutchinson’s blog
L O Z: Laurence Vecten’s blog
La Lettre de la Photographie: A French blog about photography
La Pura Vida: “Founded in 2007 by Bryan Formhals, La Pura Vida is a photography gallery that features monthly online group shows edited by a mix of guest photographers, as well as daily features on this blog.”
Larry Fink: Larry Fink’s blog
lenscratch: Aline Smithson’s blog
LightBox: “From the photo editors of TIME”
Little Brown Mushroom: A “blog for my little DIY publishing venture” - Alec Soth
Liz Kuball: Liz Kuball’s blog
Look Underfoot: Susana Raab’s blog
MakingRoom: “MakingRoom is a magazine about the process, intention and results of image-making.:
Manchester Photography: Mark Page’s blog
Martin Parr: Martin Parr’s blog
Melanie Photo Blog: Melanie McWhorter’s blog
Mi parte de lo bueno: BelÃ©n Cerezo Blog
miad-fa382: “The class blog for Professional Practices (FA382), a junior-level photography course at the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design (MIAD). Kevin J. Miyazaki steers the bus.”
microcord: “because there were enough spare electrons lying around”
Modern Art Obsession: “Where the Pursuit of the Collection IS the Obsession”
Monsters & Madonnas: The International Center of Photography Library blog
Monsters & Madonnas: The ICP library’s blog
Mossless: A new interview every two days.
Mossless: “A new interview every two days.”
Mrs Deane: “nothing is too amazing to be true”
Mull It Over: “A series of web based interviews with innovative contemporary photographers from around the world.”
muse-ings: Tim Atherton’s blog
Museum of Contemporary Photography blog: Museum of Contemporary Photography blog
My Four Eyed Fantasy: Emily Shur’s blog
mythologie des lucioles: Eva Truffaut’s blog: “archives photographiques et iconographiques d’hier souvent,d’aujourd’hui parfois”
New Landscape Photography: “New Landscape Photography presents thoughtful landscape photography, focusing on project-based work from around the world.”
New Pictures: Minneapolis Institute of Arts blog
Noah Kalina: Noah Kalina’s blog
Not Close Enough: Matt Dunn’s blog
Nymphoto: “The NYMPHOTO Blog shares news & issues relating or relevant to women in photography.”
Ocular Octopus: “Todd Walker’s photography ephemera: theory, craft, failure, success, learning.”
oitzarisme: Constantin Nimigean’s blog
On almost every topic: Bas Peters’ blog that includes posts about photography and photobooks
On Shadow: 12th Press’ blog
One by four by nine: Photography, art, and more
One Way Street: Bernard Yenelouis’ blog
PalmAire: Tema Stauffer’s blog
Photo Booth: “The view from The New Yorker’s photo department.”
Photo TK TK: Sarina Finkelstein’s blog
Photobooth.net: The photobooth blog
Photocritic International: Photography critic A.D. Coleman’s blog
Photographers on Photography: “POP (Photographers on Photography) is the blog of Alison McCreery, a sometimes photographer, curator, photo producer, and most of all huge fan of commercial, editorial, documentary and fine-art photography.”
Photographers Speak: “Dean Brierly interviews the men and women who are shaping the parameters of photography — from old school to new generation, traditional to cutting edge.”
Photographs Do Not Bend: “Photographs Do Not Bend focuses primarily on fine art photography and issues concerning contemporary photographic practice. By featuring the work of individual photographers, exhibitions, book reviews and exclusive interviews with artists, the blog serves both as an archive of the author’s [Sherry Cuttler’s] personal interests as well as a platform for critical discourse.”
Photography Collection: “we are a group of bloggers from the United States, Europe and Asia who are interested in photography as an art form.”
Photographylot: “We are photographers. This is a blog for the discussion of all things photography related.”
Photolucida blog: Photolucida blog
Photonews Blogbuch: The blog of German photography magazine Photonews (unfortunately only in German)
Prison Photography: “The Practice of Photography in Sites of Incarceration”
Purpose: French online photo magazine (with English translations)
Quintessence: Ellen Rennard’s blog
Rachel Hulin: Rachel Hulin’s blog
Raum21: A blog highlighting the work of students at Bielefeld’s photo school (German language only)
Reciprocity Failure: Stan Banos’ blog
Repository: Sarah Sudhoff’s blog
Richard Renaldi: Richard Renaldi’s blog
Seesaw Magazine: Aaron Schuman’s online magazine
Self Publish, Be Happy: “We celebrate and promote self published books with exhibitions, workshops and events.”
Several Landscapes: “Photography/ Documentary/ Other/”
Shane Lavalette: Shane Lavalette’s blog
Shen Wei: Shen Wei’s blog
Shooting Gallery: “photographers shooting + talking”
Shooting Wide Open: “This blog is a scrapbook of shiny things.”
Sight Under Construction: Kevin Sisemore’s blog
silverpoetics: “Silverpoetics is a photographic journey inside the disturbing pathes between reality, fiction and poetry.”
Southern Photography: John N. Wall’s blog
State of the Art: American Photo’s blog
Still Searching: “This blog aims to be a continually growing and developing Internet discourse on the medium of photography that features a multitude of participants; it is conceived as an online debate on forms of photographic production, techniques, applications, distribution strategies, contexts, theoretical foundations, ontology and perspectives on the medium.”
Stray Cats: BerlinPhotoWorkshops’ blog (German language only)
Telephoto: The Daily Telegraph’s photo pages
Tethered: Elizabeth Fleming’s blog
The Bigger Picture: “Photography and the Smithsonian”
The Coruscating Camera: Frank Ward’s blog
The Curator Ship: “Curator Ship is a collection of useful articles and materials on contemporary photography and visual arts. Initiated by Moritz Neumüller and open for collaboration to everyone”
The Day the World Turned Day-glo: Naomi White’s blog
The Exposure Project blog: The Exposure Project blog (group disbanded in March 2011)
The F Blog: “We were twelve photographers who exhibited at Gallery Korn during late winter of 2006 and the exhibition was called F12. When we started the group, we knew that twelve was an elusive number and Group F, or rather Gruppo F was more appropriate. In connection with our website, we created the blog in which only the “F” remained: The F blog.”
The F Stop Magazine: “The F STOP is an online magazine featuring the work of top advertising, editorial, and fine art photographers.”
The Girl Project: “The Girl Project explores the lives of American teenage girls by putting them behind the camera to document themselves. Using disposable cameras, girls 13-18 photograph their lives as only they know and understand it.”
The Great Leap Sideways: “The Great Leap Sideways is a gallery space primarily, but not exclusively, dedicated to showcasing photography.”
The Incoherent Light: “The Incoherent Light is an online journal by Darren Campion dedicated to the best in contemporary photographic art and its criticism.”
The Independent Photobook: A blog dedicated to listing independently produced photography books or zines
The Map is Not the Territory: “An Exploration of the USA by car, by plane, by train, by bus by foot” by Vanessa Winship & George Georgiou
The Photo Coterie: “Today there is a ton of great work coming from artist all over the world and of all ages. The Photo Coterie is here to let you know what the people who make these images have to say. We interview the photographer and display a few of their pieces to let you know more about them and what they are doing. […] Created by Nathan Ward and Taylor Paige Reynolds”
The Photography Post: A photo blog aggregator, with some original contents.
The Picture Show: NPR’s photo blog
The Salt Mine: Mark Power’s blog
The Sonic Blog: Peter Feldhaus’ blog
The Way Things Are: Brian Widdis’ blog
The Word: Joshua Spees’ blog
The Year in Pictures: James Danziger’s blog
Timothy Briner: Timothy Briner’s blog
Too Much Chocolate: “too much chocolate is an online blogazine that aims to serve and connect emerging editorial, fine art, and commercial photographers all over the internet. The site focuses on dialogue, support, and exposure within the online photo community, with hope that it transfers into real world relationships and photographic growth for its readers.”
Tribble & Mancenido: Tribble & Mancenido’s blog
Two Looks: Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb’s blog
Two Way Lens: “Two Way Lens is a project designed to inform and inspire emerging photographers wanting to focus their creative output in a way that enhances their chances of finding an audience, being included in exhibitions and ultimately achieving gallery representation.”
Verve Photo: “Photographer and photo editor Geoffrey Hiller has created Verve to feature photos and interviews by the finest young image makers today. Verve is a reminder of the power of the still image. Verve will also point you to new photo agencies, publications and inspiring multimedia projects.”
Visual Culture Blog: Marco Bohr’s blog about visual culture
wan.der.lust.ag.ra.phy: “The works of several photographers will be published on wanderlustagraphy every Wednesday. This site is co-curated by Clayton Cotterell and Amy Elkins.”
wayneford’s posterous: Wayne Ford’s blog
We can shoot too: “A blog about photography in Los Angeles and the west coast in general.”
We Can’t Paint blog: “We Can’t Paint is a web log by Noel Rodo-Vankeulen that focuses mainly on photography, issues concerning photographic practice, and art in general.”
We English blog: Simon Roberts’ We English blog
Will Steacy: Will Steacy’s blog
Women in Photography: “Mixing emerging photographers with artists that have achieved high levels of success within fine art and commercial worlds, the project is designed to be a resource for photographers, editors, curators, gallery owners, and viewers alike to discover and enjoy the work of female artists.”
Zoum Zoum: Liberation’s photo blog, usually in French, sometimes with English translations

GALLERIES/MUSEUMS

Blogs/websites by galleries or museums

Detroit Institute of Arts Blog: Detroit Institute of Arts Blog
Exposures: Aperture’s blog
Fans in a Flashbulb: “Fans in a Flashbulb will present selected works from the library and collections at the International Center of Photography.”
Hey, Hot Shot blog: Hey, Hot Shot blog
Host Gallery blog: Host Gallery blog
Inside/Out: MoMA’s art blog
Michael Mazzeo Gallery: The blog by gallerist and photographer Michael Mazzeo
Monsters & Madonnas: The ICP library’s blog
Museum of Contemporary Photography blog: Museum of Contemporary Photography blog
New Pictures: Minneapolis Institute of Arts blog
The Bigger Picture: “Photography and the Smithsonian”
The Year in Pictures: James Danziger’s blog

JOURNALISM

Blogs/websites about journalism, old and new

After Photography: Fred Ritchin’s companion blog for his book After Photography
Conscientious Redux: My cutting-room floor blog, with a lot of stuff that doesn’t make it onto the main site, for whatever reason.
David Campbell: “I have three areas of interest - photography, multimedia and politics.”
Nieman Journalism Lab: “The Nieman Journalism Lab is a collaborative attempt to figure out how quality journalism can survive and thrive in the Internet age.”
The NYTPicker: “This website devotes itself exclusively to the goings-on inside the New York Times — the newspaper and the institution itself. Written by a team of journalists who prefer to work in anonymity, The NYTPicker reports daily on the internal workings of the nation’s top newspaper, and comments on its content.”

LAW

Blogs/websites about law, mostly in an art context

Art and Artifice: “A weblog dedicated to everything concerning art and the law”
Clancco: “The aim of Clancco.com is to explores, investigates, and examine the relationship between art and law. With an educational background in art, art theory, and law, our expertise lies in the discourses of intellectual property, nonprofit tax-exempt organizations, free speech, and contemporary art.”
The Art Law Blog: “Brought to you by John Silberman Associates”

LITERATURE/BOOKS

Blogs/websites about literature

NYRblog: The New York Review of Books’ blog
Self Publish, Be Happy: “We celebrate and promote self published books with exhibitions, workshops and events.”
The Independent Photobook: A blog dedicated to listing independently produced photography books or zines
Thomas Kapielski: Thomas Kapielski is a writer and artist whose blog entries mirror his writing (German language only)

MAGAZINES

Blogs/websites maintained by magazines

foto8: foto8
GUP: GUP Magazine
Hot Blog: “Hot Blog is the blogging arm for the bimonthly photography magazine HotShoe.”
LightBox: “From the photo editors of TIME”
PDNedu: “the blog spot for emerging photographers and photo educators”
PDNPulse: “A professional photography blog by the editors of Photo District News”
Photo Booth: “The view from The New Yorker’s photo department.”
Photonews Blogbuch: The blog of German photography magazine Photonews (unfortunately only in German)
State of the Art: American Photo’s blog
The Independent Photobook: A blog dedicated to listing independently produced photography books or zines

MUSIC

Blogs/websites about music

gmtPlus9 (-15): Andrew Abb’s blog about art, photography, and music
Unquiet Thoughts: Alex Ross’ blog

ONLINE MAGAZINES

Online photography magazines

100 Eyes: “100Eyes is an online photographic showcase featuring contemporary photography including documentary, art, and journalistic photography. Edited by Andy Levin”
1000 Words Photography: Tim Clark’s online photography magazine
Ahorn Magazine: “Ahorn is an online magazine dedicated to contemporary photography, directed and edited by Daniel Augschoell and Anya Jasbar.”
Daylight Magazine: “Daylight Community Arts Foundation (DCAF) is a non-profit organization dedicated to publishing in-depth photographic essays on important issues of the day via Daylight Magazine (print) and Daylight Multimedia (online).”
Dide: “an online bi-lingual magazine about Iranian contemporary photography”
Digital Journalist: The online photojournalism magazine
Flash Flood: “Flash Flood is a new media collective that investigates and promotes the intersection of photography and culture in the state of New Mexico.”
foto8: foto8
Fraction Magazine: David Bram’s online photography magazine.
Lens Culture: “Lens Culture is an online magazine celebrating international contemporary photography, art, media, and world cultures. “
Photo-Eye Magazine: Photo-Eye’s online magazine
SuperMassiveBlackHole: “Time, Space, Light and Gravity are what drive SuperMassiveBlackHole”
Unless You Will: “Unless you will, curated and founded by Heidi Romano, is an online journal that showcases a vision within photo-based art. Our goal is to bring together a collection of notable photographers from around the world and present their work.”

PHOTO BOOKS

Blogs/websites dedicated to photo books (reviews etc.)

5B4: Jeffrey Ladd’s blog dedicated to photo books
Bint photoBooks: A Dutch blog dedicated to photo books
Black Photographers Book Reviews: “Information & discussion about African diaspora photographers and publishing.”
buffet: Andrew Phelps’ blog
Claxton Projects: Photography books we found, rediscovered and love
Conscientious Redux: My cutting-room floor blog, with a lot of stuff that doesn’t make it onto the main site, for whatever reason.
DLK Collection: “a venue for thoughtful discussion of vintage and contemporary photography via reviews of recent museum exhibitions, gallery shows, photography auctions, photo books, art fairs and other items of sometime interest to photography collectors large and small.”
Hipshots: Martin Amis’ blog
Meier und Mueller’s Litfasssaeule: A blog about photobooks by Meier und Mueller
Monsters & Madonnas: The International Center of Photography Library blog
Monsters & Madonnas: The ICP library’s blog
On almost every topic: Bas Peters’ blog that includes posts about photography and photobooks
phot(o)lia: “Everything about photography in New York, photobooks and the photographer I love”
photobooks.tumblr.com: Listing and reviewing mostly independently produced photobooks/zines.
Propagandaphotos: “I have an interest in photobooks that have been published with an overt (or not so overt) political agenda and this blog has been created so that I can share my collection with you.”
The Independent Photobook: A blog dedicated to listing independently produced photography books or zines
The PhotoBook: Douglas Stockdale’s blog about photo books

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Blogs maintained by photographers

2point8: Michael David Murphy’s blog
40 Watt: Shawn Records’ blog
A Photo Student: Documenting James Pomerantz’s two years at the School of Visual Arts in the Photography, Video & Related Media MFA program
Alec Soth: Alec Soth’s blog (abandoned in late 2007)
Amy Elkins: Amy Elkins’ blog
Amy Stein: Amy Stein’s blog
B: Blake Andrews’ blog
Ben Huff: Ben Huff’s blog
Brian Ulrich: Brian Ulrich’s blog
buffet: Andrew Phelps’ blog
Chase Jarvis: Chase Jarvis’s blog
Conlin Pantall: Conlin Pantall’s
consumptive: James Luckett’s blog
Curtis Mann: Curtis Mann’s blog
Digressions: Daniel Shea’s blog
em.pir.i.cism: Allison Beonde’s blog about art and photography
Eyes of Artists: Corey Presha’s blog
From This Moment: Justin James Reed’s blog
Gabriela Herman: Gabriela Herman’s blog
Ground Glass: Cara Phillips’ blog
Harlan Erskine: Harlan Erskine’s blog
Hee Jin Kang: Hee Jin Kang’s blog
Hipshots: Martin Amis’ blog
Horses Think: Ofer Wolberger’s blog
i like to tell stories: Jonathan Saunders’ blog
Ian Aleksander Adams: Ian Aleksander Adams’ blog
In Transit: George Georgiou’s blog
Inspiration Information: “the inspirations of richard daniels, a photographer based in Bangkok,Thailand”
Intersecting Images: Matt Niebuhr’s blog
Jade Doskow: Jade Doskow’s blog
Jane Tam: Jane Tam’s blog
Juliana’s lovely land of neurosis: Juliana Beasley’s blog
Kate Hutchinson: Kate Hutchinson’s blog
Larry Fink: Larry Fink’s blog
lenscratch: Aline Smithson’s blog
Liz Kuball: Liz Kuball’s blog
Look Underfoot: Susana Raab’s blog
Manchester Photography: Mark Page’s blog
Mark Tucker: Mark Tucker’s blog
Martin Parr: Martin Parr’s blog
Mrs Deane: “nothing is too amazing to be true”
muse-ings: Tim Atherton’s blog
Noah Kalina: Noah Kalina’s blog
PalmAire: Tema Stauffer’s blog
Passport to Trespass: Mikael Kennedy’s blog
Quintessence: Ellen Rennard’s blog
Rachel Hulin: Rachel Hulin’s blog
Reciprocity Failure: Stan Banos’ blog
Repository: Sarah Sudhoff’s blog
Richard Renaldi: Richard Renaldi’s blog
Shane Lavalette: Shane Lavalette’s blog
Shen Wei: Shen Wei’s blog
Shooting Wide Open: “This blog is a scrapbook of shiny things.”
Sight Under Construction: Kevin Sisemore’s blog
Tethered: Elizabeth Fleming’s blog
The Coruscating Camera: Frank Ward’s blog
The Map is Not the Territory: “An Exploration of the USA by car, by plane, by train, by bus by foot” by Vanessa Winship & George Georgiou
The Photography Post: A photo blog aggregator, with some original contents.
The Way Things Are: Brian Widdis’ blog
The Word: Joshua Spees’ blog
Thomas Broening: Thomas Broening’s blog
Timothy Archibald: Timothy Archibald’s blog
Timothy Briner: Timothy Briner’s blog
Tony Fouhse: Tony Fouhse’s blog
Tribble & Mancenido: Tribble & Mancenido’s blog
Vincent Laforet: Vincent Laforet’s blog
We English blog: Simon Roberts’ We English blog
What’s The Jackanory?: Andrew Hetherington’s blog
Will Steacy: Will Steacy’s blog

PHOTOJOURNALISM

Blogs/websites covering photojournalism

500 Photographers: “500 photographers is a weblog that posts 5 active photographers a week for 100 weeks.”
A Developing Story: “A Developing Story brings together and promotes multimedia from and about the developing world. From professionally produced campaign work, to user-generated Flickr photosets, podcasts and written testimony, the site is designed to help these stories reach new audiences as well as creating, over time, a categorised archive for those working in international development to use for reference and inspiration.”
After Photography: Fred Ritchin’s companion blog for his book After Photography
BagNews: “BagNews is a progressive site dedicated to visual politics and the analysis of news images.”
Bite! Magazine: formerly The Black Snapper
Blueeyes: “Blueeyes Magazine is an online documentary photography magazine devoted to publishing new long-term project work.”
burn: “burn is an evolving journal for emerging photographers. burn is curated by magnum photographer david alan harvey.”
David Campbell: “I have three areas of interest - photography, multimedia and politics.”
Digital Journalist: The online photojournalism magazine
Duckrabbit: “Photojournalist David White and BBC Radio 4 documentaries producer Benjamin Chesterton are duckrabbit.”
DVAFOTO: “Matt Lutton and M. Scott Brauer share their work and others’”
Lens: The New York Times’ photojournalism blog
LightBox: “From the photo editors of TIME”
Magnum blog: Magnum’s blog
Magnum in Motion: Magnum’s multimedia site
Martin Parr: Martin Parr’s blog
No Caption Needed: “No Caption Needed is a book and a blog, each dedicated to discussion of the role that photojournalism and other visual practices play in a vital democratic society. No caption needed, but many are provided….”
Ostkreuz blog: Ostkreuz photo agency’s blog
Panos Pictures: Panos Pictures’ blog
Photo Booth: “The view from The New Yorker’s photo department.”
Photographylot: “We are photographers. This is a blog for the discussion of all things photography related.”
Photojournalism Links: “Photojournalism Links (since October 2007) is a one-man operation by photographer Mikko Takkunen, dedicated to sharing all things photojournalism, documentary photography, and beyond.”
Prison Photography: “The Practice of Photography in Sites of Incarceration”
SocialDocumentary.net: “SocialDocumentary.net is a website for photographers, NGOs, editors, journalists, lovers of photography and anyone else who believes that photography plays an important role in educating people about our world.”
Telephoto: The Daily Telegraph’s photo pages
The 37th Frame: Featuring photojournalism
The Curator Ship: “Curator Ship is a collection of useful articles and materials on contemporary photography and visual arts. Initiated by Moritz Neumüller and open for collaboration to everyone”
The Picture Show: NPR’s photo blog
The Spinning Head: “The writings here are explorations not expositions, though some may sound like the latter. I am not an expert on anything I speak about, but I am an individual who reads a wide spectrum of literary, historical, and political works and wants to share some of my thoughts and insights.” - Asim Rafiqui
The Vigilante Journalist: “The Vigilante Journalist is a community project, which culls information from various sources.”
Two Looks: Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb’s blog
Verve Photo: “Photographer and photo editor Geoffrey Hiller has created Verve to feature photos and interviews by the finest young image makers today. Verve is a reminder of the power of the still image. Verve will also point you to new photo agencies, publications and inspiring multimedia projects.”
VII The Magazine: “VII The Magazine is an innovative online project that will give readers unprecedented intimate access and insight to the work of the world’s leading photojournalists.”

POLITICS

Blogs/websites about politics

(Notes on) Politics, Theory & Photography: Jim Johnson’s blog
Conscientious Redux: My cutting-room floor blog, with a lot of stuff that doesn’t make it onto the main site, for whatever reason.
Glenn Greenwald: Glenn Greenwald’s blog
Informed Comment: Juan Cole’s blog

PR/LISTINGS

Blogs/websites that focus on announcing exhibitions, events, competitions, etc.

Bildwerk3: German online magazine (German language only)
Boston Photography Focus: “Boston Photography Focus is a blog dedicated to Boston photographers, Boston photography exhibitions and education, photo enthusiasts, and all manner of photo-based activities, news, happenings, topics, and ideas in and around Boston, New England, and beyond.”
Darius Himes: Darius Himes’s blog
Exposures: Aperture’s blog
Hey, Hot Shot blog: Hey, Hot Shot blog
Jade Doskow: Jade Doskow’s blog
Marketing Photos with Mary Virginia Swanson: Mary Virginia Swanson’s blog
Nymphoto: “The NYMPHOTO Blog shares news & issues relating or relevant to women in photography.”
PDNedu: “the blog spot for emerging photographers and photo educators”
Photolucida blog: Photolucida blog
Shane Lavalette: Shane Lavalette’s blog
The Independent Photobook: A blog dedicated to listing independently produced photography books or zines
The Intrepid Art Collector: Lisa Hunter’s blog about art and the art market
Two Looks: Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb’s blog
We English blog: Simon Roberts’ We English blog

(Notes on) Politics, Theory & Photography: Jim Johnson’s blog
5B4: Jeffrey Ladd’s blog dedicated to photo books
A Photo Editor: “A Photo Editor (APE) is Rob Haggart, the former Director of Photography for Men’s Journal and Outside Magazine.”
Bite! Magazine: formerly The Black Snapper
BLDGBLOG: Geoff Manaugh’s brilliant blog about “Architectural Conjecture, Urban Speculation, Landscape Futures”
C-MONSTER: Carolina Miranda’s art blog
Conscientious Redux: My cutting-room floor blog, with a lot of stuff that doesn’t make it onto the main site, for whatever reason.
Daily Serving: “DailyServing was conceived as a central site for art lovers to visit daily to find resources and updates on happenings within the contemporary visual art.”
DLK Collection: “a venue for thoughtful discussion of vintage and contemporary photography via reviews of recent museum exhibitions, gallery shows, photography auctions, photo books, art fairs and other items of sometime interest to photography collectors large and small.”
e-photoreview: “e-photoreview is the new online community and blog for upcoming talents in the field of photography and multimedia all around the world.”
Edward Winkleman: Edward Winkleman’s art blog
eyecurious: Marc Feustel’s blog
Glenn Greenwald: Glenn Greenwald’s blog
Hippolyte Bayard: “An endless search into what’s moving in contemporary photography.”
Informed Comment: Juan Cole’s blog
La Pura Vida: “Founded in 2007 by Bryan Formhals, La Pura Vida is a photography gallery that features monthly online group shows edited by a mix of guest photographers, as well as daily features on this blog.”
Lens Culture: “Lens Culture is an online magazine celebrating international contemporary photography, art, media, and world cultures. “
Meier und Mueller’s Litfasssaeule: A blog about photobooks by Meier und Mueller
microcord: “because there were enough spare electrons lying around”
Modern Art Notes: “Tyler Green’s modern & contemporary art blog”
Monsters & Madonnas: The ICP library’s blog
Mrs Deane: “nothing is too amazing to be true”
Mull It Over: “A series of web based interviews with innovative contemporary photographers from around the world.”
Nieman Journalism Lab: “The Nieman Journalism Lab is a collaborative attempt to figure out how quality journalism can survive and thrive in the Internet age.”
NYRblog: The New York Review of Books’ blog
Photo Booth: “The view from The New Yorker’s photo department.”
Photojournalism Links: “Photojournalism Links (since October 2007) is a one-man operation by photographer Mikko Takkunen, dedicated to sharing all things photojournalism, documentary photography, and beyond.”
Propagandaphotos: “I have an interest in photobooks that have been published with an overt (or not so overt) political agenda and this blog has been created so that I can share my collection with you.”
Raw File: Wired Magazine’s photography blog
Seesaw Magazine: Aaron Schuman’s online magazine
Shooting Wide Open: “This blog is a scrapbook of shiny things.”
Still Searching: “This blog aims to be a continually growing and developing Internet discourse on the medium of photography that features a multitude of participants; it is conceived as an online debate on forms of photographic production, techniques, applications, distribution strategies, contexts, theoretical foundations, ontology and perspectives on the medium.”
Stray Cats: BerlinPhotoWorkshops’ blog (German language only)
The Great Leap Sideways: “The Great Leap Sideways is a gallery space primarily, but not exclusively, dedicated to showcasing photography.”
The Independent Photobook: A blog dedicated to listing independently produced photography books or zines
The Sonic Blog: Peter Feldhaus’ blog
things magazine: The blog of things magazine, which “was originally founded in 1994 by a group of writers and historians based at the Victoria & Albert Museum/Royal College of Art in the belief that objects can open up new ways of understanding the world.”
Tomorrow Museum: “A collection of interesting ideas curated by Joanne McNeil.”
Visual Culture Blog: Marco Bohr’s blog about visual culture
wayneford’s posterous: Wayne Ford’s blog
What’s The Jackanory?: Andrew Hetherington’s blog

SCIENCE

Blogs/websites about science

The Frontal Cortex: Jonah Lehrer’s blog

TECH/GEAR

Blogs/websites covering mostly camera/film/etc. reviews

Bildwerk3: German online magazine (German language only)
Japan Exposures: “The people behind Japan Exposures are active photographers with a deep understanding of the interests and needs of their fellow practitioners. We are personally connected to key Japanese photographers, galleries, publishers, equipment manufacturers and suppliers, and even academics working in field.”
The Online Photographer: “We cover anything and everything of interest to practicing photographers.”

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