Some of the best travel photography you'll ever see because much of it is not exotic, but real images from local daytrips done in McGinnis style.

Mark Hobson is a cranky old bugger who takes pictures of things I would not ordinarily think of taking pictures of and they all work, damn it. If you want to train your eye he's a good person to follow.

Rick is a photographer I have known for a long time and who never stops making me want to be better at what I do.

This is the photoblog of Jay Williams who was one of the devs part of rebuilding Pixelpost. The project wasn't able to be finished, but he's a free software pioneer, a damn fine photographer, and to me is a legend of the photo blogging community. All the props to you, sir.

Guillermo Esteves is a U.S. based photographer who travels and does justice to every location with lucious photography. His site is also lucious, one big beautiful scroll. You should go look. Now.

autistic black and white thinking in action

beats a good day doing anything else

where pixel dump has a new meaning

it's not a hobby, it's my life

embracing entropy

the sky's the limit

make it 'til you fake it

i'm the bump you hear in the night

life in pictures, er, pixels.

half the tones, all the attitude

be square or be there

it's a hard nock life

zuck fkkkdd no more

learning to go with the flow

Good pictures, bad, pictures, lots of pictures. The important part is there are DAILY pictures with some good writing thrown in.

Photos and words from Jim Grey. I don't agree with all his ideas but I like that he makes arguments worth listening to and that should not be dismissed out of hand. The travel photography is real and on point, served with a side of good writing.

Belgian blogger, food, timepieces, travel, and more. Good stories, great photos. A real person sharing real things.