This page is a work in progress – Rome wasn’t built in a day 🙂
My photos.
International photojournalism from The Boston Globe. Pressing F11 makes it easier to view the pictures.
Ruth Renner is a keen photographer and has an interesting photoblog showing daily life on her farm. Be sure to sign up for “email update reminders”.
Jason creates photos of his kids that are very original and bursting with character. Click here and here to learn more about how he does it.
Jason Love is comedian and his photos reveal a talent for seeing the quirky in the common.
Lens is the photoblog of the New York Times. It provides a lot more than regular photojournalism, also displaying historical and arty photographs.
This a superb website with information on many aspects of photography. Expose Right is an important article for people who use digital cameras.
Mandy has many excellent photos, but Raincatcher is probably my favourite.
A photojournalism blog from the Mirror newspaper. I like the shot of the baby elephant.
Carlos Miller’s blog documents the persecution of American photographers and advises them of their rights. In the USA there is a real problem with police officers objecting to citizens recording them, then beating the photographer and/or illegally seizing his camera. These officers do not want to be accountable for their actions and are terrorising citizens in order to deter scrutiny. In one case a police officer murdered a suspect who was passive and face down on the ground, then officers went around and illegally seized the cameras of witnesses. Preventing criticism of police officers and other public servants is an attack on free speech and a characteristic of totalitarianism (much like North Korea, Soviet Russia, and Iraq under Saddam Hussein). Freedom can only exist when public officials can be scrutinised and criticised by the public without hindrance.
Much of the material on this blog is written by photojournalists. I like this blog because there are many great photos and the photojournalists tell you what went into making them.
Superb photos of people.
The Mandeno Moments Blog 
March 12, 2011 at 10:14 am
Great links, thank you:-)
March 12, 2011 at 11:36 am
You’re welcome. Thanks for reminding me that I had planned to make some additions.