Blog on Photoblogs

First, let me just say that no matter what steps you take in order to protect your photography online, if someone wants your image badly enough, they are going to find a way to get it.  The goal of this post is to simply provide some methods that you may have not considered before.

This is the first post in a series about using SEO to improve traffic to your photoblog.
I think that I am making a fair statement when I say that the majority of traffic that arrives at most photoblogs is from comments made on other photoblogs. While this is a proven method of generating traffic, [...]

I spent some time today contemplating the two biggest issues that face photobloggers as their photoblogs 1) start to grow and 2) more people find out about them.  The first problem is the space requirements associated with storing all your images on your hosting account. Simply put, photos take up space. This isn’t a problem [...]

Last night, I had received a great email from a reader, and it really got me thinking about blogging and in particular photoblogs.
“…folks who visit my photoblog regularly and comment are generally those whose blogs I previously visited and commented on first.”

I recently discovered Amanda’s work and spent quite a bit of time exploring her photo blog entitled Monmarte and her Flickr feed, both of which contain some really inspiring work.

I think what drew me to her work in the first place was the the emotion her imagery was able to conjure up, it just made me feel happy! The soft tones and the desaturation just seem to work and really help to set a mood in her work.

If I asked you to make a list of your favourite photobloggers, I am sure that Chromasia would show up on that list at some point, and if I felt like betting on it, I bet that it would show up quite high

This weeks profiled image comes to us courtesy of Stephen over at One Stone Eye. When I found Stephen’s photoblog, I found myself spending quite a bit of time admiring the detail that appears in his work, and this image in particular really caught my eye.