
There are two external photography blogs and a website-based mini photo blog currently active online, The longest-running is the Richard Flint Photography blog which has a big archive of posts dating back to 2007. The Darker Skies blog started in 2009 and has a more personal feel. The final photography blog is the website’s mini blog called The Test Strip which can be found HERE.
The Photography Blog Archive
The Richard Flint Photography blog was started in February 2007 as a website for new images, website and podcast links, reviews, and articles, covering a broad range of photographers and photography.
The blog contains news, reviews, website and podcast links, photographer profiles, etc. While the photography blog may cover a wide variety of photographic topics, its main focus is on the processes of image-making. From Wet Plate Collodion to the most recent digital multimedia, the blog’s focus is on the image itself and not the equipment used to get it.
Visit the photography blog website at https://www.richflintphoto.blogspot.co.uk
Subscribe to the Blogs
Subscribing to the Richard Flint Photography blog is easy using RSS! You can also sign up for the photography blog’s E-mail updates that are delivered directly to your e-mail inbox. Just enter your email address into the sign-up forms located in the blog’s sidebar. Unsubscribing from the E-mail update service can be done at any time.
The feeds page contains the RSS links for all the photography blogs HERE.
The Darker Skies Photography Blog
A second photo blog called Darker Skies was launched in August 2009 and is a more personal, informal blog. Darker Skies was originally established to cover those darker, dramatic styles of colour and monochrome photography that I love so much.
However, the site has gradually taken on a role of its own as a photo scrapbook, mobile blogging platform, and photography blog. The photography podcast also has its main links page based on this site.
The Darker Skies site can be found at https://darkerskies.wordpress.com
This page displays four of the most recent posts from both of the blogs mentioned above.