Photography | Design/Art Links

Many links on Photography, Art, Design and other interests

Fine Art Photography Research Links

Academic Links | General Links | The Small Web

These are some of the links I've found are particularly useful, in no particular order, mostly photographic some not so.

Academic Photography Research Links

George Eastman House, [Kodak’s founder]
Library of congress in the United states of America
Smithisonian in the United states of America
Getty Museum in the United states of America
Museum of Contemporary Photography
The Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg
MOMA, Museum of Modern Art New York in the United states of America
The American Photography Museum in the United states of America
Camera Austria
British Journal of Photography
The Women in Photography International Archive
Autograph’s mission is to enable the public to explore identity, representation, human rights and social justice through work produced by artists who use photography and film.
ICP International Center for Photography New York, in the United states of America
CCP [Center For Creative Photography] in the United states of America Arizona
The Museum of Australian Photography (MAPh) is the preeminent national institution dedicated to championing Australian photography and its vital role in culture and society
CCP [Centre For Creative Photography] Melbourne Australia
NGV Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
NGA National Gallery of Australia
ACP, Australian Centre for photography, Sydney
Photonet [Gael Newton] Australian Photography art resource.
Reading the Pictures. Contemporary photojournalism under the microscope.
David Campany's essays
Reframing Photography, a website, that co-exists with a book, fantastic resources for all levels of serious photographers.
A growing list of photography related links 1700+ as of July 2020
Established by Henri Cartier-Bresson, his wife Martine Franck, and their daughter Mélanie, the Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation opened its doors in May 2003

A hodgepodge of links in no particular order [updated sporadically].

Gary Richardson, Melbourne based, professional visual artist with 30+ years experience in commercial and creative stills photography.
Remember Myspace? here's my myspace account!
A deep and useful resource for all things analogue
My pictures on the National Library of Australia's website Trove
Refractions a quarterly hard copy magazine. [Edit 2018] The hard copy magazine has gone into hiatus future unknown.
Eva Collins, her photographic work is strong, and graphic, she is also a writer.
Pat Goltz, artist, photographer and Fractal designer.
Chris runs urbanlight.net.au, he has an extensive list of analogue resources from Australia.
Bart Kowalski, designer, musician, artist and all round great guy.
Robert; whose digital processing and printing skills are exceptional.
Andrew a talented and hard working photographer.
Peter another geeky guy, from Sydney
Gary Anton's PhotoWikipedia, a deep and useful resource indeed!
Flakphoto.com, an online portal of great photography from around the world, Andy Adams has done a great curatorial job in selecting some of the best photographers out there practising at the moment. He also runs a facebook group.
American Suburb X, a vast resource of photography related articles.
Photography Links galore on pinboard.in
An Interesting albeit slightly US biased article on documentary photography history and 'the truth'
The Cyber Gallery of the FSA project
Masters of Photography a must read if you are serious about your photography
The Photographer's History of Photography
Kodak's site, for how long, who knows?
Blind Spot contemporary photographic art magazine
Don't take pictures. An odd name for a photography publication, published twice per year, with back issues able to be read on ISSU.com
An Online Guide to Photography History
Building a darkroom? Talk to this guy
George Eastman House in the USA
Les Walkling, a former teacher, his thoughts on photography, digital imaging
CCP Centre for Contemporary Photography Melbourne Australia.
CCP in Arizona I place I want to visit again before I shuffle off this mortal coil.
dirtymouse.net experimental artist's resource
A brief treatise by the Web's 'inventor' on his vision
What are web standards and why should we use them?
Photoshop tutorial site lots of free pdf's!
Dr. Marcus Bunyan's art blog, artblart
Gerry Badger's online writing about photography.
Dr. James McArdle an Australian artist and academic runs a very interesting blog entitled On this day in photography. Where he writes about events that have occurred throughout history tied to a specific date. I highly recommend it.
Joerg Colberg's extensive blog on photography.
My Behance portfolio.
My cargo collective portfolio
More photography links can be found on my pinboard.in pages, following me on X may help you dig up more links, no guarantees there though.
My tumblr, for sharing thoughts and ideas about my creative photographic projects and ideas.
My photo-a-day tumblr, lo-resdaily, used to try and create a larger narrative as part of my daily picture making. [currently it is moving along in fits and starts]
My flickr stream, has also developed into an ongoing curatorial project.
Trocadero Art space, an artist's run initiative in the inner western suburb of Footscray.
Ancient History [since 1999], my old tripod site still active!
Build your own XML sitemap, because well you know you want to be "found" by google right?
My old deviantart page
Melbourne Photobook Collective, I am a founding member. There is also a links page relevant to photo-book making as well

The Small web?

The small web is gathering momentum, helped in part by the temper tantrums of the oligarch who's running of one of the web's largest social media platforms into the ground.

The small web is attempting to reclaim the internet by allowing users control over all they publish using self hosted and self operated platforms. Mastodon is one such service, there are others.

I use notion as a note taking tool, here's the public facing sections updated irregularly.
Ben Hoyt's essay on the small web
Rediscovering the Small Web