A photographer puts his soul in a camera, so no wonder that pictures are the most natural way for a photographer to tell about their experience, travels and day-to-day life. When it comes to blogging, photographers’ blogs usually look like photo feed supported with the author’s comments. While portfolio showcases photographer’s best works and sparks the visitor’s interest, photo blog is a medium for sharing and communication. By means of the photo blogs, you can follow your fave photographer’s news and updates, comment their photos, ask questions and give tips, therefore, you can build a friendly relationships with someone who inspires you, or who can get inspired by you.

The collection of creative photo blogs featured in this post represents 20 different lives in pictures. Photographers mentioned below reflect their casual impressions and thoughts in the most artistic and inspirational way, so be prepared to add a few more exciting blogs to your feed reader.

Jeremy Charles

Jeremy Charles is a professional creative director and a photographer by night. He succeeded in both areas and his photo blog is quite interesting to follow. Jeremy mainly shots portraits, music events and editorial. His nice looking photo blog is a good read, the photographer tells much about his projects, plans and life experiences.

Joe’s nyc

New York has always been an alluring place for photographers and artists. The atmosphere of the city is reflected in thousands of art pieces and it will continue to inspire creative minds. Here is another point of view of what’s going on in the city, an online photo blog by Joseph O. Holmes.

Laurent Batailley

Laurent Batailley’s photo blog puts the main emphasis on the final picture than a photo in general. It is Photoshop post processing oriented. Here you can find the original photography of the blog’s author, visually enhanced with Adobe Photoshop. Usually photos are posted with a before (raw picture) and after (Photoshopped) view options.

This is a photoblog

This photography website belongs to a group of young and desperate photographers who take turns giving each other creative assignments and share the results with the web audience in their photo blog.

Tina dela Rosa Photoblog

Here comes a photo album of Washington, D.C. based photographer Tina dela Rosa. Live photojournalist reportage, emotive portraits and decisive street photography shots made by this talented photographer are extremely interesting to browse. A must-have in your photo blog subscription list.

Moodaholic

An amazing photo blog by the Danish photographer Kenny Weng. The photographer doesn’t set any particular rules or styles of his work, experimenting with techniques and genres. One thing is common for all Weng’s works: whether it is landscape fine art, portraiture or still life photography, it always grabs you by the scruff of the neck with its impressive depth.

Daily dose of imagery

This is a personal website photo blog of a Toronto based photographer Sam Javanrouh. The author posts one photo per day to share his everyday visual experience with the visitors. Blog generally features black and white, as well as color urban photos.

Collective Vision

Collective Vision is a photo and multimedia blog belonging to the Statesman newspaper. Here you will find behind-the-scene views of some featured images and photos that didn’t come to the newspaper pages. Definitely a great photojournalist resource.

Telegraph Photo Blog

Here is another newspaper photo blog, it belongs to the British digital edition Telegraph.co.uk. The “Picture Galleries” section of this news resource covers a wide range of topics, from politics and current events to celebrity and sports. News feed in pictures.

Flak Photo

Now follows a daily photography gallery produced by Andy Adams, Flak Photo. The website highlights projects, books, works and exhibitions from an international community of contemporary photographers.

Static

Static is a photography studio in Vancouver, Canada specializing in fashion, corporate and event photography. All the projects, sessions, events and creative chaos happening in these guys’ professional life are featured in their photo blog, which surely worth your attention.

Brook Pifer

Brook Pifer is a well-known New York based celebrity and fashion photographer. Her works, as well as personal portfolio website were featured by many publications and online design observers. Her photo blog isn’t less stunning - clean layout, huge photos and of course, Brook’s ideas and thoughts will provide you with a pleasant reader experience.

Deceptive Media

If you are a fan of abstract and fine art photography, Deceptive Media photo blog conducted by the British photographer Andy Bell will be interesting to you.

Noushin Photo Blog

Noushin Nourizadeh’s photographer website is truly inspiring. You could see many of her gorgeous shots in popular online magazines and journals. Noushin doesn’t update her photo blog on a daily basis, but every piece of her art will charge you with the inspiration for the whole month.

Smallest Photo

A neat blog dedicated to the film photography.

Wink

Wink is an ever-expanding and fairly recognized collection of photography by Tyler E Nixon. Most of the images on this photo blog were taken digitally (D200) unless otherwise noted.

Stuck in Customs

Stuck in Customs is an awesome collection of HDR photography created by Trey Ratcliff. Not only do you enjoy cool photos gathered from the Trey’s numerous journeys, but you will also love the design of the blog. By the way, Trey’s About Me page is probably the longest you’ve ever seen, so after you read it you can have a feeling you know this person for ages.

Chromogenic

One more film photo blog in our selection. Justin Ouellette’s Chromogenic showcases amazing live pictures as well as tutorials on how to develop your own film.

Yamasakiko-ji

Here is what Yamasaki Ko-Ji says about himself: “This is a very special ultra great funky crazy exciting man. My life is the “AHO” life.” Judging by his photo blog, which is truly unique and extraordinary, Yamasaki was honest in self-description.

These fleeting moments

This beautiful photo blog with a romantic title was started by Jason Ertel in 2006. It is named after a song the author wrote in college. The photographer works in many styles and genres, so you have heaps of amazing photos to browse and get inspired by.

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