Promote Your Blog for Free

Written by Eric on May 28th, 2008 | 35 Comments


Lately, Photography Bay has been dishing out Free Links Friday to give readers the chance to visit other great blogs and read great stories they might have otherwise missed. This week, all bloggers with photography-related blogs will have the opportunity to be featured on Free Links Friday.

So, pick your best post over the past week (or even a bit longer) and, in the comments below, submit the

  • URL, and
  • a short summary (1-2 sentences) of what the post is about.

For an example, see last Friday’s Free Links post. I will hold all comments in moderation and post them into this week’s Free Links Friday post. Limit one post/article per site.

If you don’t have a blog, you can feel free to submit your favorite photography-related post or article that you’ve read over the past week or so. Just use the same submission format above.



35 Responses to “Promote Your Blog for Free”

  1. Rasmus

    Using Notebooks for Preparation - This blogpost is about how I work with sketching out ideas and poses ahead of time, only to leave the notes behind during the actual shoot.

  2. kobak

    http://fotolog.hu - it’s not photo related, it’s my photoblog, if you like it, I’m glad You post it. :-D

  3. Rich Legg

    http://www.leggnet.com/2008/05/scary-movie.html

    An image from a recent stock photography session recreating young ‘tween’ girls being frightened by a movie they’re watching.

  4. Mstic

    A personal blog about my experiences with photography. I pose various ideas on how to improve on photography and welcome the advice of others.

  5. Giovanni

    URL: http://altierjinga.wordpress.com/2008/03/26/short-story-winter-sea/

    On summer Viareggio is a crowded, noisy and chaotic place: so this march I decided to take pictures in a windy and cold day.

  6. Niels

    http://www.nielskoopmans.nl/blog/waiting/
    A double exposure with a Yashica D TLR camera, fantastic camera. Taken in abandoned potato-flour factory in The Netherlands.

  7. John Vink

    http://johnvink.com/
    http://johnvink.com/news/

    Website and weblog from John Vink, Magnum photographer based in Cambodia. The weblog is about my new production and gets updated every two or three days. The website is updated with new stories every month.

  8. nikonrumors.com

    http://nikonrumors.com/2008/05/23/more-on-the-nikon-digital-rangefinder-rumor.aspx

    A new digital rangefinder will be an interesting development in the world of Nikon.

  9. Poagao

    http://poagao.org/2008/photographic-experiments/

    A post about limiting myself to one lens and one focal length in order to develop better skills.

  10. Iceman

    Best recent post: To DNG or not to DNG?

    A look into the “universal” DNG file format verses the proprietary RAW formats. Good discussion in the comments section as well.

  11. Alex

    http://www.alexwisephotography.net/blog/2008/05/23/tineye-photo-detection-infringement-tool/

    A post about a new photo detection tool which hopes to aid photographers in detecting where their images are being used without permission. At this stage it’s developing but definitely one to watch.

    Thanks!

  12. Syv Ritch

    Industry Standards: How to use the so called “industry standards” to negotiate your photo/assignment prices.

    http://foto-biz.com/doku.php/blog:industry-standards

  13. Mark

    Clubbing pictures from San Francisco and beyond. also includes personal pictures/etc.

  14. Bart Braem

    The above website is my fathers photoblog on Antwerp. All images have something to do with the city and its inhabitants.

  15. James Snape

    http://www.jamessnape.me.uk/blog/2008/06/02/HDRGolfGTI.aspx

    This picture is my second attempt at HDR. I really love the over-the-top way that images turn out. I have had a DSLR for just over a year and Photoshop for 6 months so am still working out my style. My photos are rarely “just as the camera” recorded it though.

    My blog in general is a mixture of my job (I’m a developer consultant with Microsoft) and my hobby - photography. Looking at the posts currently I would say that the phtography is winning.

  16. André

    http://f-stops.photopholio.com

    f-stops is my photoblog, hope you enjoy it!

  17. Emily Law

    http://www.flomdesigns.com/?p=302

    One of my favorite shots I’ve done in a long time is the jumping one…I love the ring in the mans fingers too…enjoy!

  18. Mikel Balansag

    sitting on an archaic wooden chair in a warm evocative afternoon, when she was resting on a couch, only few yards away from me, in the same veranda facing the Bougainvillaea shrubs of south… sun wasn’t till then so lethargic, radiating the crimson golden rays, those fondling her hanging locks and igniting my envious self… Alas, that script was unworthy of staging for a real show…

  19. Nathan Smith

    http://www.crossmarkdesign.com/photography/2008/06/itsy-bitsy-brown.html

    A fun “icky” photo.

    I love shooting the everyday stuff I find in Portland, Oregon: cars, flowers, grungy urban, animals, people, architecture. There’s a photo to be found everywhere.

  20. Peter

    Photos from different locations I find myself at during the daily grind that is my life in northern europe.

  21. enwiie

    Photos from maldives. enjoy!

  22. ArizonaWedding Photographer

    Classic Digital Photography provides wedding photography services in Arizona. We are husband and wife photographer team. We offer an array of wedding photography packages designed to fit your budget; from the simple to the all inclusive

  23. Epic Coast

    Real-Time photos of surf conditions from lots of places!

  24. Monkey Boy

    The Adventures of Monkey Boy, Baby Rebel; A photoblog, updated daily.
    Monkey Boy loves to get himself into trouble.
    But don’t worry, Monkey Boy is only a Baby Rebel, he could never cause any real harm.. he just wants a banana.. let him climb around

    http://tambbr.blogspot.com

  25. pixelshots

    the photographs on greatest and adventourous tourist sites, amateur shots from nature, cool macro snaps and lot more.. agood place for mobile photography too… the adventourous tour journeys are described like a travelouge in my words… i think u will love the place..

    http://www.pixelshots.co.nr

  26. Dave

    Check the Review of the Sony Ericsson W580i GSM-handset

  27. Andrew Calder

    It is a big red door, sitting alone in the middle of an open lawn area. It was put there by the University of Tasmania as part of an enrolment promotion. I think it is a great piece of art.

  28. ilMomento

    New years day being celebrated in a uniquely Australian way…!
    James Peet
    http://www.ilmomento.org/photoblog/?p=94

  29. julayne telford

    When Worlds Collide- adventures in simple living. photographs taken in and around oakville and northern henry county, indiana.

  30. pixelshots

    The cutest photo blog in the planet.Watch somany macro shots,photos on nature,tourism detinations in india,amateur galleries,crocodile parks,flowers,insects,ants,volvo ocean race photos,volvo auto show and many more.

  31. Undupalermo

    Palermo, Italy, Arts, Communication, Photografy, Literature, Visual arts

  32. Nick Morozov

    http://rosecolorphoto.blogspot.com/2009/02/yellow-cabs-in-ny.html

  33. Adam

    http://shutterclick.co.uk/?p=200
    My latest photo, black and white shot of a guitar with a really shallow depth of field.

  34. maineshome

    Winter in Maine, thanks for the opportunity.

    http://maineshome.com/winter-in-maine

  35. Michael Comerford

    Photo Rhubarb is about discussing photography in general, with specific ties back into my experiences in building a small business.

    This particular entry is dealing with how we should be looking to assist people in our communities through our photography - it’s not as dry as it sounds, trust me !

    Many thanks.

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