What’s your website?
I thought it would be a fun idea to give you an opportunity to share your website with me and the Fuji X Weekly community. I know that many of you have a website. It would be great if you posted it, so that I or anyone else reading this could visit it. Even if it’s not photography related, please feel free to share your website. Simply, leave your website address in the comments section. Give your name, web address, and maybe a brief description of your website.
We’re all on this road together. The photography community has been incredibly helpful to me over the years, and I’m glad to be a part of this continuum. If we are all kind and helpful to each other, we’ll all be better photographers for it. I’m hoping that this post will benefit some of you, and maybe you’ll discover some good resource or inspiration. Perhaps you’ll find a website a two to follow, in addition to the others that you already follow (and don’t forget to follow Fuji X Weekly if you are not doing so already).
I look forward to seeing your website in the comments section. I encourage you to check back on this post after a few days and click the different websites that are shared in the comments, and see what others are up to.
This should be a fun!
This has to be one of the best photo blogs ever. Looking forward to every notification email!
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Thank you, I appreciate it!
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Thanks for being willing to check out others work. I love checking out what you do here.
My Tech Blog: https://bestlightphotoblog.wordpress.com/
My News/Photojournalism Blog: https://visualohio.com/
My Pro Site: http://www.bestlightphoto.net/
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Thank you for sharing! I will check out all three of your websites.
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https://www.flyingkittymonster.net/
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Hey, Tim! How are you doing?
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https://www.flyingkittymonster.net/
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I think you already know mine.
https://islandinthenet.com/
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I do, but it’s good to share it anyway because there might be some readers who don’t. Thank you!
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My website is finally starting to be what I want it to me. It had started out as a photo a day site. But that was tough and I missed a few days. So now a do a weekly round up. I also do some topical posts each week. I use a Fuji x100f (shooting 100% jpeg), a canon ae-1 program and a rollei 35 s. I really love the film.
I don’t write much. Short intros to that entries photos.
Love to have some visitors and comments: https://photoeverydaylife.com/
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I really appreciate your website, thank you for sharing!
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I’ve visited your website on a daily basis.
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Indeed, thanks for sharing. I’m going to follow your blog closely.
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Great idea Ritchie. This will make it easier for me to look at sites of like minded photographers.
Mine site is: https://findtherightlight.blog/
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Thank you for sharing!
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I feel I already know and follow half of the blogs here, but it’s a great idea nonetheless 🙂
Here’s my modest contribution. I started my blog a few months ago with the main motivation to find a better way to share my passion for photography with like minded people. When I say better, I mean better than IG or Flickr basically. So far, I’m quite happy with the result.
You can find my photos here: https://bguizol.photo.blog
~peace
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Excellent blog, thank you for sharing!
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My blog can be found here:
https://fujigraphy.home.blog/author/veijom/
I’ve shared there my Fuji in-camera film simulation settings and my own made Capture One -styles. And part of the goal of the blog maybe is to share some thoughts of photographing with a Fuji camera and lenses, though tweaking with the styles have taken most of my “spare” time so far.
I bought the Fujifilm version of Capture One and my main goal was to make styles with the bought version that Works with the free Express -version. And I thought other Fuji users might like to get free styles to experiment with their free Express version. My styles are free to use and tweak for everyones own tastes. I also gladly take suggestions (challenges) for certain looks needed, but admit I am just learning the capabilities of Capture One and color science itself.
I like Your efforts making available the in-camera settings that look gorgeous and show how many varieties You can get SOOC. I partly use in-camera settings (mostly process the photos afterward with X RAW Studio) and Capture One for the looks that so far have not been able to get in-camera. I don’t tweak pics in Capture One much, as I mostly use my preset styles and try to tweak the presets to be such that they can be applied to my images without any further tweaking.
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Wow, awesome! That’s great! This will be useful for many people, I’m sure. Thank you for sharing!
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Cool. Added your blog to my feed reader.
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I’ve been following your blog for awhile now. Your styles are the coolest!
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Mi sitio Web es: https://leodelatorre.net/
La fotografia, ha sido y es, una de mis aficiones preferidas.
Desde hace algunos años, mi cámara es una Fujifilm de la serie X:
Pro1, XT2 y actualmente la XH1
Saludos desde España a todos los blogueros que siguen este blog.
Ritchie, muchas gracias por compartir con todos tanta información sobre nuestras apreciadas cámaras Fuji X
Leo
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¡Muchas gracias! ¿Qué le parece el X-H1?
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Alguien definió la Fuji XH1 como una XT2 que ha pasado por el gimnasio, eso si, con el valor añadido del estabilizador integrado en el cuerpo de la cámara.
Yo, que he trabajado con la XT2 durante más de dos años no he tenido ningún problema en adaptarme rápidamente a esta XH1, además de ser mucho más ergonómica su empuñadura y muy útil la pequeña pantalla LCD con los datos de configuración de disparo siempre a la vista .
Estoy muy satisfecho con esta cámara (Fuji XH1) y la recomiendo sin ninguna duda.
Saludos
Leo
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Agradezco tus pensamientos sobre esto, ¡gracias por compartir!
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It will be interesting to check out the sites already listed!
Here’s mine.
https://alensinthelandscape.wordpress.com/
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Thank you for sharing!
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https://fragglerocking.org ~ illustrating the North East, England.
https://fragglesotherplace.com ~ 2/3 the way through a 365 in B&W
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Thank you for sharing!
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I’ve visited some the others and followed one so far 🙂
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That’s great to hear!
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I deleted my site here long ago, I deleted pics from my Flickr and Instagram accounts. I have nothing to say with words and my photography is boring so I kinda gave up.
Now I have a channel in Telegram messenger for 4 people who take a look at my pictures.
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I would encourage you to not give up. Keep doing what you love, and don’t be afraid to share what you are doing with other like-minded people. Take care!
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Why do you take photos? The ones you share with those 4 people via telegram, why do you do it? What caused you to push the shutter button? I think if you write that with each photo, you’ll have a reason to photo blog.
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I have a very new website, https://www.abijango.com/street-photography
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Thanks for sharing!
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Hi, my website is pretty new: https://www.abijango.com/street-photography
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A bit late to the party, my website is at https://tintinburgh.com its mostly a travel blog. I post too many photos so its a bit mess to navigate.
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Curating has always been something that I struggle with. Remember, less is often more. I keep working at this, but I have a long ways to go. Thanks for sharing!
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Added your website to my feed reader.
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How wonderful! I am always looking for new sites to follow. Here is mine:
https://www.helenfennell.com
I having blogged in a while, really should get back to it! Much of what you see is shot on jpeg.
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Thank you for sharing!
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Beautiful pics!
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Thanks for the invite!
http://www.earthponds.com
a site for pond lovers, builders, maintainers, learners…sign up on contact page for monthly essay…
based on 40 years in pond design work.
Tim Matson
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Thank you for sharing!
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Please take a look. https://clavisphotography.wordpress.com
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Thank you for sharing!
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Thanks Ritchie
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Fujifilm photography in Singapore (and other parts of the world) -> http://respectablemagician.wordpress.com
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Thank you for sharing!
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If you do come to Malaysia, lets shoot together, I enjoyed SP very much as well. and we are neighbors. Penang, and KL will be good.
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You know, I would absolutely love to. I don’t know if a trip to southeast Asia will happen, but if it does, we should definitely meet up. Thank you for the offer!
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u should definitely come over to SEA and after your visit come up with a new simulation 🙂
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Sure, that’s a good idea. Which part of Malaysia do you live in?
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Kuala Lumpur (or around) or Penang (my home town) will do. Georgetwon is a beautiful place for street photography.
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It would be awesome if we can have something like a flikr group where we can share our photos here. Or a chatroom. @Ritchie Roesch
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I’ve thought about this a lot. I’ve looked at some different options. I’m on the fence of what exactly I want to do, as there are pros and cons to the different choices. I hope to have something set up in the coming months, maybe sooner. Thank you for the suggestion!
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Just passing by again, there are awesome blogs listed here. It was a great idea, Ritchie!
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You are welcome!
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vassilisbonto@gmail.com
Thanks Ritchie
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sure, why not?
best,
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your blog is awesome! Comments disabled???
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Great initiative Ritchie!
https://www.jamesposilero.com
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Thank you for sharing!
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Thanks for the opportunity to share my website. I’m a new reader and am very much enjoying yours!
My website focuses on our work in Africa, but it also has a gallery and a blog with my photos. Currently shooting an XT-3. Thanks!
http://www.DougandAbby.org
Doug Vinez
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Thank you for sharing!
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Hi is it ok to post my business site? I’m a wedding photographer with my wife shooting 100% Fujifilm gear .
http://www.samandstevephotography.com
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My site is mostly some kind of blog, but not optimized for English.
Any way, you may find some interesting places, with their location on google map (clicking on the travel title when open it), also EXIF information for the photos (the i icon top-right on the galleries):
http://phototravels-bg.com/en/
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Awesome initiative! It’s been lovely checking out all the websites in the comments!
Here’s mine: http://www.travellinglens.co/blog/
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What you are doing mister is just a very good action. Just got subscribed, ill be not missing any other post.
btw: https://joaquinfo.com/ (need to update more often i think)
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It turns out I had many of these blogs in my feed reader already but I did find some new ones to follow.
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Awesome! I’m glad that this was beneficial.
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Hello! Kinda new https://momentsmoods.wordpress.com/ no words just photos, no film sims just ProNeg Hi
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This is what I do for a living
https://www.olonetzky.com/
…and this is what I’m doing in between
https://www.instagram.com/neglectedloves/
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Here’s my photo blog … http://www.dobrucki.ca
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Thank you for sharing!
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Late to the game! Happy to share. I’m a full-time web developer that loves photography on the side, and a few years back had that love re-blossomed when I was led to Fuji X. I shoot on an X-T20 and set up just a simple photoblog for myself. Also, greetings from a few miles south of ya! (Orem)
https://life.joeljenkins.me/
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Thanks for sharing!
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