Where Can You Find Great Photo Bloggers? Read This.

I just posted on my humor blog today and have some photos I am proud of. I did start out with a humor blog and no pictures, then stock pic or other found pic, then I decided to try to mostly use my own pics. We'll see how it pans out! I used to have the desire to be a photographer, even took a class and used to develop pictures in my parents basement when I was a teen. Check out my fog photos at http://www.everydayunderwear.com/2012/03/fog-could-have-killed-me.html

Great post. Thank you for including some of my favorites!

I've been a photographer/blogger for many years, but just recently rebranded the blog and decided to take it in a new direction (less about session showcases for clients, more about portrait education for photographers).

http://capturelifeart.com

great post to connect with other women photogs! thank you :)

Great post. I'm welcoming all the photographers who have no their own blogs to my blog - http://www.photoandvideography.com/

My sister and I blog together. Our photography joins us even though we no longer live in the same city.
http://www.soeursdujour.com

I've been a blogger since April 2, and I use my own photographs for each post I make. I mainly blog about my passion for gardening, with emphasis on the flowers and perennials I grow. I have a post that features the photographs I took at this year's Maryland State Fair, the lighthouses I've visited in Maine, and the flowers I remember from my childhood.

I just returned from a week on the coast of Maine and I have 'fog' photographs to share. I'll be posting those in a day or two. . I hope you have time to check me out.

http://www.blogher.com/member/marilynlara

Molly @MommyCoddle just recommended this words + photos project too. I like it - spare and lovely, like visual haiku

http://habitblog.com/

come visit me!!!!!

www.kimcurran.com capturing childhood colorfully!!!

san diego child photographer

I also love photography and blogging, but did'nt know about photoblogging as such. After stumbling on this article, I am really excited about starting my own photoblog. Thanks for sharing, I feel that this is just what the doctor ordered.

I started my blog about a year ago and recently rediscovered my love of photography. I would count myself as a beginner and loving it. Of course, my beloved camera is being repaired right now. I have been fighting with my hubby's point and shoot for about a month now. Yikes, sometimes the p + s wins and sometimes I do. Anyway, my blog address is www.peachcoglo.typepad.com. Love this post; I found a lot of new-to-me photographing ladies!

My favorite photo blogger is Tara Whitney. http://tarawhitney.com/justbeblogged/ She is awesome. I love photographers who share their lives as well as their work so you really get to know the artist behind the photos.

I love photo blogs, or even blogs with great photos. I recently just updated my blog http://www.horsesandheels.com so I could showcase photos better & made them all larger. The bigger the better right?

I found this article, because there was a direct hit from it to my blog! I don't see where or why, but great read! I know some of the professional photographers mentioned, and I'm familiar with some of the blogs too!

I am a 13 year professional portrait photographer in Massachusetts ( http://www.lauraleerichardphotography.com ), with a huge photo-post blog on a mish-mash of interests ( http://www.ourhouseofjoyfulnoise.com ) . While I love my people portrait work, I really love taking photos of all kinds of things. So our blog really gives me that opportunity to use my photography in so many ways, documenting and sharing all of the creative projects and pass-times we have. There is always a camera in my hand, whether I'm with a client, or taking photos for blogging fun.

I evolved from a personal blogger to a quasi-photography blogger. And proudly contributed for a year as a founding member of Mortal Muses - another great collaborative blog:

http://mortalmuses.com

A deat friend, who also takes our families pictures has started a blog the last couple of weeks.

Wendyivensphotography.wordpress.com

She is amazing check her out.

I've been part of a 365 group for the past three Years:

http://envisage365.wordpress.com/

They are just starting a new year.

I have my own little photo/odd thoughts/story blog:

http://whorishravens.tumblr.com/

Of which I am inordinately fond.

My little blog was chosen as a BlogHer Voice of the Year, Visual Category, and the past few weeks have seen my hits soar. Thanks, BlogHer! I usually include multiple photos on my daily posts... and I've been doing this since 2008. What's different about my blog? I live in Wyoming on a ranch that's been in the same family for 100 years. I share our daily life, my latest projects, and Wyoming scenery. Stop by and say hello! http://reddirtinmysoul.com

Hello!,

I am a blog junkie! Not only do I create two blogs, but I love reading blogs! My husband and I have had the unique experience to travel around the world the last four years and I have blogged about our adventures. Trips this year have been to Thailand, Cambodia, Turkey, Romania, France.... I was so into this blog that I started a second one a year ago to share more of my art and everyday living in Brussels Belgium. I hope you stop by for a visit - Cheers.

http://donaldandcathy.typepad.com

http://donaldandcathy.typepad.com/ma_vie_trouvee/

I'm new to blogging and to photography, but I am loving them both. I get so much inspiration from other blogs, and have enjoyed making new blogger friends. I work so many hours at my regular day job, I don't have as much time as I'd like for photography or blogging, but it is such a great way to relax when I do make time to do it!

Thanks to all you wonderful ladies who share yourselves through your blog!

Angela
www.justme-photography.com ( http://www.justme-photography.com )

I love www.acowboyswife.com ( http://www.acowboyswife.com ) such awesome photo's of a way of life that is so full and rich. Lori take terrific pictures & has a real passion about doing so.

It's amazing how so many photographers have upped the bar over the past few years!

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Food blog: http://www.wasabimon.com ( http://www.wasabimon.com/ )

Cookbook reviews: http://www.thegoodtastereview.com

Twitter:

Terrific post Jenna!

I would just add the following:

Food photographer (whom I think is good at everything):

http://www.mytartelette.com/
(Don't miss the Food and Light Photography Workshop she helps teach: http://jenyu.net/foodandlight/)

Environmental photographer (again with the everything, but especially people):

http://www.littlepurplecowphotography.com/

Lisa Stone, BlogHer Co-founder ( http://www.blogher.com/member/lisa-stone )

BlogHer is non-partisan but our bloggers aren't! Follow our coverage of Politics & News ( http://www.blogher.com/topic/politics-news ).

I find that my photo blog (http://rainbeauseitz.com/thoughts) is a great way to keep my friends and family updated on what I've been up to. My family is spread out all over the country and this way, it's like they were there with me on shoots, on trips, or an afternoon out.

I love photography and learning, and I have sooooo far to go. I'm finding that the photography part of working on my blog is starting to bog me down (trying to find angles of the same old stuff is a little trying).

BUT! Jan over at www.twoscoopz.com ( http://www.twoscoopz.com ) keeps me going a lot. Her photography is so fresh and heart-warming, I can't help but be inspired after browsing.

Yay photobloggers!

Put food on your face: www.crunchybetty.com ( http://www.crunchybetty.com )

I was actually stunned at how many FANTASTIC photographers were using flickr as their only medium of sharing their photography. One of the biggest mistakes bloggers make ( http://www.blogher.com/5-more-blogging-mistakes-beginners-make ) is not owning your own domain. I had to pass up some great photographers who weren't actually blogging! Such a shame. (That said, I was an early adopter of flickr, have a pro account and love the snot out of it as a social networking tool for photographers as well as an easy way to share photographs in a private way with friends and family!)

Best of luck as you make your move to blogging!

Jenna Hatfield (@FireMom ( http://twitter.com/FireMom )), from Stop, Drop and Blog ( http://stopdropandblog.com ) and The Chronicles of Munchkin Land ( http://thechroniclesofmunchkinland.com ), is a freelance writer and newspaper photographer.

I have quite neglected my photoblog. I just get bogged down with putting them everywhere that I miss my photoblog. Maybe that should be one of my monthly resolutions, to add to it.

I could not cope without Flickr as a blogging tool. I have a Pro account - SO worth it! Some of the things Flickr does for me:

1) Flickr hosts all of the photos that appear on my blog
2) Flickr generates code for different sizes - I pick the size photo I need, Flickr does the coding work
3) Flickr is how I mobile photo blog. I email a photo from my phone to a certain Flickr email address, and it forwards it to the blog with subject and text.
4) Flickr can tweet my photos, too. Same method as mobile blogging, just a different address
5) I can search for Creative Commons photos to use for illustrating a post, if I don't have the right photos in my own arsenal

I'm sure there are others with more blogging uses for Flickr - these are just the ways in which I use it to support my blogging efforts

My Mobile Adventures *~*~* ( http://MyMobileAdventures.com ) - Mobile/photo blog | @BellTinkR

The Single Rider ( http://TheSingleRider.com ) - The fine line between "alone" and "free" | @TheSingleRider

After perusing through several blogs, I decided I wanted to start my own. Instead of only posting my images on flickr, I could share the story or inspiration behind them. Or how I failed miserably... that happens too.
Thank you for sharing your favorites - I hope to find a new blog to put in my reader!

- Brooke :: shutterboo ( http://shutterboo.com )

There's a few photo bloggers I follow that rock my socks off! One of which is http://www.sarahrhoads.com/blog. She's an amazing photographer and I especially love the layout of her site!

Also, I follow Drew B from Cali. She has two sites I follow. One that is strictly for her photography, http://blog.drewbphotography.com/ and then one for her photography/mommyhood at http://www.momtog.com/. I find both of them entertaining and helpful!

I am also a photographer/blogger. My blog is a mixture of my photography work and my family life. I always include at least one pic for each post. I'm helplessly addicted to blogging. I'm quite a talker in my everyday life and it just spills out into my blog. I can't help myself. http://barnettes.com/

wow! thank you so much for the mention of myself and shutter sisters. what an honor to be among these amazing photo bloggers!

Tracey Clark ( http://www.traceyclark.com/blog )

founder of Shutter Sisters ( http://shuttersisters.com/ )

& the I am Enough Collaborative ( http://www.traceyclark.com/iamenough/ )

I started my blog ( http://www.darrahparker.com/blog ) about a year ago around the same time that I bought a fancy camera. The original goal of the blog was to document my life as a creative person with a day job and to share my art. I had no idea how much photography would become a part of the blog.

Within six months, I quit my day job to start a photography business ( http://www.darrahparker.com ). Even though my focus shifted a little, my blog remains a place to ponder life, share what is inspiring me, and post some of my favorite photos.

Something that grew out of the early stages of my blog is what I call Slice of Life Tuesday ( http://www.darrahparker.com/blog/category/slice-of-life-tuesday ). Every Tuesday, I post a photo and a weekly challenge on my blog and on Flickr, encouraging people to find the beauty in their everyday lives. It's been a great way to make time for creativity in my busy life and has connected me to some amazing and inspiring people.

I am constantly inspired by the photoblogs I visit. A few of my faves are on your list. I can't wait to check out the others!

darrah parker -- portrait, family, and "slice of life" photographer

darrahparker.com ( http://www.darrahparker.com ) -- darrahparker.com/blog ( http://www.darrahparker.com/blog )

I'll hold you to that!

Jenna Hatfield (@FireMom ( http://twitter.com/FireMom )), from Stop, Drop and Blog ( http://stopdropandblog.com ) and The Chronicles of Munchkin Land ( http://thechroniclesofmunchkinland.com ), is a freelance writer and newspaper photographer.

"As much as I love good writing (and I LOVE good writing) photos are always what will grab my attention first and keep me coming back for more."

Amen!

Jenna Hatfield (@FireMom ( http://twitter.com/FireMom )), from Stop, Drop and Blog ( http://stopdropandblog.com ) and The Chronicles of Munchkin Land ( http://thechroniclesofmunchkinland.com ), is a freelance writer and newspaper photographer.

I love that theme as well. Very cool!

Jenna Hatfield (@FireMom ( http://twitter.com/FireMom )), from Stop, Drop and Blog ( http://stopdropandblog.com ) and The Chronicles of Munchkin Land ( http://thechroniclesofmunchkinland.com ), is a freelance writer and newspaper photographer.

I pledge to try some sort of photo/blog project once I get my new camera...maybe 2011!

Mandy W.

FourAgainstTwo.com

Blogging has been the entry point into the world of photography for me. At first I challenged myself to take a photo for every post I wrote, and now I wouldn't really have it any other way. We've since upgraded our equipment, and my {non-blogging} hubby has become quite the photography enthusiast.

As much as I love good writing (and I LOVE good writing) photos are always what will grab my attention first and keep me coming back for more.

I'm excited to check some of these blogs out.

the818.com

I did the 365 Project last year and photoblogged it ( http://365genie2009.wordpress.com/ ) -- it was really fun, and I'm doing it again with ShakeIt Photo for the iPhone, although just keeping it on Flickr rather than blogging it as well.

But I also started 5x52 ( http://5x52.wordpress.com/ ) this year, which is a weekly post of five frames that tell a story (sometimes real, sometimes imagined) with no words. It's been an interesting challenge -- some weeks have definitely been more effective than others, but I'm learning a ton from it!

--- Genie, The Inadvertent Gardener ( http://www.theinadvertentgardener.com )

I really wasn't aware of the mobile photoblogging niche until the comments on this post! I'll be sure to include it next time around! Thanks for the idea!

Jenna Hatfield (@FireMom ( http://twitter.com/FireMom )), from Stop, Drop and Blog ( http://stopdropandblog.com ) and The Chronicles of Munchkin Land ( http://thechroniclesofmunchkinland.com ), is a freelance writer and newspaper photographer.

Hi Jenna,

I have been photo blogging within the context of my blog, not separately, since its inception in 2003. In 2004, I started mobile blogging the photos from my camera phone to my blog. I really love it.

If you are the sort that finds yourself not posting photos because they get lost in the transition between camera & computer, then take camera phone photos & post them directly to your blog from your mobile phone.

;o)

Black Phoebe :: Ms. Jen ( http://www.blackphoebe.com/msjen )

Mobile photo blog! Like the idea! Thank you for sharing!

Jenna Hatfield (@FireMom ( http://twitter.com/FireMom )), from Stop, Drop and Blog ( http://stopdropandblog.com ) and The Chronicles of Munchkin Land ( http://thechroniclesofmunchkinland.com ), is a freelance writer and newspaper photographer.

I do some mobile photo blogging on one of my blogs. I'm not really any kind of photographer - I just like to share what I'm experiencing while I'm out and about, especially while I'm on vacation or doing some leisure activity that's specific to Florida.

There is tremendous opportunity to get a glimpse into other cultures and other parts of the world when you visit photo blogs. We can learn so much from one another this way!

Erin

My Mobile Adventures *~*~* ( http://MyMobileAdventures.com ) - Mobile/photo blog | @BellTinkR

The Single Rider ( http://TheSingleRider.com ) - The fine line between "alone" and "free" | @TheSingleRider