The site Eyes over Africa has terrific photos of Africa, taken from above by Michael Poliza. There are over 200 photos to browse through.
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Eyes over Africa
HannyB’s photos at Flickr
Since I started using photos from Flickr in my blogs I browse around there now and then. I came across HannyB’s photos, they have all rights reserved so I can not use them but I can direct you to them. Here are some of the photosets that caught my eye, in no special order. Take [...]
Lost in Scotland’s photos
I am searching for photos at Flickr to use in my blogs and came across Lost in Scotland. The photos are great, I like the style.
The World Photography Awards
The World Photography Awards is a multi-lingual site about the Sony World Photography Awards 2008.
Held at the prestigious Palais des Festivals, Cannes, between the 21st and 25th April 2008, The Sony World Photography Awards proudly give tribute to photographers around the globe in all categories. From landscape to music, photojournalism to fashion, the Sony World [...]
Wildlife photography
irothman has wildlife photos by Ivan Rothman. Photos are taken in Africa and North America.
Bill Lockhart Photography
Bill Lockhart Photography is a site with photos from Florida, Scotland, Alaska, South Africa, England and Tanzania.
Wild Things Photography
Wild Things Photography by John Hyde has great photos of landscapes, animals and birds.
Landscape photos – landscapes with a soul
photo landscape has many beautiful landscape photos. I found the site through a link at StumbleUpon to Aleksey Puchkov.
John Cleary Gallery
John Cleary Gallery is a gallery with fine art photography, in black and white. There are some really great photos, like these by Rodney Smith.
LeggNet’s Digital Capture
LeggNet’s Digital Capture has many lovely photos. I love his photos of birds. There are great photos of eagles, hawks and more.
There is also a tutorial. Among other tips is The Rule of Thirds – Simplified.
