Back when I first became interested in photography, the internet was barely more than a twinkle in Tim Berners-Lee’s eye and my main sources of information for learning about photography were magazines and books.

I’m pleased to announce the launch of the Fine Art Photo Blog, a collaboration between seven Fine Art Photographers (myself included)…

Everywhere Mag is the latest creation from the publishes of JPG Mag. The basic idea is the same, the site’s registered users can upload photos and articles, other users vote for them and the best make it into the printed edition. But where JPG Mag covers all types of photography, Everywhere Mag is about travel. [...]

I read an article on Photopreneur about submitting photos to the PhotoShelter Collection and decided to give it a go.
Photoshelter is an online archival service for photographers and illustrators. I think this is an excellent idea. Imagine having thousands of photos destroyed in an accident or fire. For a professional photographer this would be a [...]

I got a mention on the Fotoviva Blog. This is that they say….
“We would like to welcome our new photographic contributor Andrew Gibson to the Fotoviva team. Andrew has a passion for travelling and seeking out the most beautiful corners of our world with his gritty black and white style of photography….”
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The winners have been announced for the Red Bubble Photo Competition. You can see the winners here. My personal favourite is Captive.

Nearly everybody has heard of Flickr, but what other photo sharing sites are there specifically aimed at photographers? Here I look at some and examine their good and bad points, taking into consideration ease of use, design, the quality of the photography, social networking aspects, cost, promotional potential and additional photography resources.
onexposure.net
Onexposure is a photo [...]

I came across the Red Bubble website. At first glance it looks like a cross between Imagekind and Cafepress. It’s a similar, print on demand service that allows users to upload their photography or artwork. Like Imagekind, there is social networking and people can look at and comment on each other’s work. Like Cafépress, it’s [...]