In case you hadn’t noticed, there’s no shortage of photos on the Web. Just what is the fascination with sticking a load of pictures where anyone can, but most likely no-one will, see them? Don’t ask me, but I’ve fallen for it too. Even if you don’t like mine, try some of the sites listed below:

British Journal of Photography
What else is there to say? The BJP web site.

Tony Sleep Photography
A professional photographer’s site, now only available in archived form. He had photos and many detailed (and impartial) reviews of older film scanners by the people who used them. A ‘must read’ if you want to scan slides or negatives with first-generation film scanners.

Alan Babbitt does self-styled ‘fine-art’ photography, often verging on the abstract, while Tomoko Yamamoto has a small site with some pseudo-impressionistic images. There are also good nature and landscape photos on display at these sites: David Bailey (no, not the David Bailey) and Lisa Leinbaugh, Steve Hoffmann, Stephen Johnson and Serene Scenes.

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