Blogging for Photographers

VisualScienceLab.blogspot.com
TheOnlinePhotographer.com
CalvinHollywood-blog.de
Focus-Numerique.com
PetaPixel.com
SLehmann.de/LD
Blogs.Adobe.com/JNack
SteveHuffPhoto.com
ShutterSisters.com
RebekkaGudleifs.com/blog
PekkaPotka.com/journal
ImagesFromTheEdge.com/blog
blog.Reflex-Photo.eu
Lens-Flare.de/blog
RafaIrusta.com/blog
MarcoCrupiFo

StuckInCustoms.com
blog.MingThein.com
Pixiq.com/contributors/Haje
TheSartorialist.com
Strobist.blogspot.co.uk

ParisDailyPhoto.com
PSDisasters.com
blog.ChasJarvis.com/blog
ByThom.com
ThisWeekInPhoto.com

Try to give them an idea of your timeline. If you need a two-week break, tell your readers you’ll be back in two weeks; if you need to get offline indefinitely or quit blogging altogether, let your readers know that, as well.

Italy, in this case—though it’s worth noting that he also runs an English-language site at http://www.mcdigitalphotography.com/

- PSDisasters.com
Photoshop Disasters is a great example of finding and capitalizing on a humorous niche

Before we begin, note that it’s best to edit your images lightly and without degrading the original.

CMS (Content Manage

The big thing to remember is to let folks know you’ll be offline for a bit.