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Photographers
- Abelardo Morell, camera obscura
- Alexey Titarenko
- Amy Stein
- Andrew A. Lucas
- Andrew Moore
- Antone Solomoukha, Russian
- Arno Rafael Minkkinen
- Barry W. Andersen
- Beth Dow
- Carl Chiarenza
- Catrin Welz-Stein
- Chris Scarborough
- Christopher James
- Davis Maisel
- Edward Burtynsky
- Edward Weston
- Elizabeth Ellenwood
- Emmet Gowin
- Gillian Fournier
- Glen Scheffer, NHIA
- Irma Haselberger
- Jason Ross
- Jerry N. Uelsmann
- Jill Greenberg, Manipulator
- Jocelyn Lee
- Joel Sternfeld
- Joseph O. Holmes
- Julee Holcombe
- Ken Gibson
- Klea McKenna
- Lana Z. Caplan, tintypes
- Larry Fink
- Larry Louie
- Loir Nix
- Maggie Taylor
- Max Sauco, Russian
- Olivia Parker
- Ralph Gibson
- Richard Barnes
- Richard Misrach
- Richard Moore
- Robert Fichter
- Robert Hirsch
- Shelby Lee Adams
- Simmons and Burke
- Tian Taiquan, Chinese
- Todd Baxter
- Todd Walker
- Todd Walker
- Todd Walker , review
- Tom Lamb
Other Artists
- Chad Wys; artist, designer, writer
- Cindy Rizza, American Painter
- Colin Berry, realist painter
- Donald Roller Wilson
- Erik Thor Sandberg, allegorical painter
- Juliee Heffernan, American painter
- Katherine Doyle, figurative painter
- Kenib Sloan
- Kris Kuksi, American sculptor
- Leah Giberson
- Margaret McCann, American painter
- Mark Ryden, pop surrealism
- Melanie Walker, flying art
- Peter Milton, painter/printmaker
- Ray Caesar, British painter
- Sherry Palmer
- Todd Schorr, surrealist
- Zone Patcher, abstract/surreal
Galleries
- Argentic Photo Collection, Paris
- Bold Hype Gallery, Orlando
- Catherine Edelman Gallery, Chicago
- Cook and Becker, Utrecht, The Netherlands
- Copro Gallery, Santa Monica
- Corey Daniels Gallery
- Etherton Gallery, Tucson
- Fahey/Klein Gallery, Los Angeles
- Francis M. Naumann, Fine Arts, NY
- Frankel Gallery, San Francisco
- La Luz de Jesus Gallery, Los Angeles
- Luhring Augustine, New York
- Manifest Gallery, Cincinnati
- Panopticon Gallery, Boston
- Robert Klein Gallery, Boston
- Robin Rice Gallery, NYC
- Saatchi Galleries, London
- Soo Rye Art Gallery, Rye, NH
- The Parlor at Plainspoke
- Through This Lens, Durham, NC
- Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver
- Young Gallery, Burssels
National Museums
- Art Institute of Chicago
- Baltimore Museum of Art
- Brooklyn Museum
- Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
- Getty Museum
- High Museum of Art, Atlanta
- J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles
- Lamont Gallery,Exeter, NH
- Los Angeles County Museum of Art
- Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
- Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
- Museum of Modern Art, New York
- Museum of Web Art
- National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
- National Museum of American Art, Washington, D.C.
- New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York
- Peabody Essex Museum. Salem, MA
- Philadelphia Museum of Art
- Portsmouth Museum of Fine Arts
- Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C
- Walker Art Center, Minneapolis
- Whitney Museum of American Art, New York
Teaching Resources
- 100 Web Sites-TED TALKS
- A Photo Teacher
- American Suburb X
- Andrew E. Hershberger, photo history
- Art Daily, arts magazine
- Art Tattler
- Artist Statement 1
- Artist Statment 2
- Arts Journal, BU
- Auer Photo Foundation
- Behance Network
- British Library
- CBGB, country bluegrass blues
- Chimping
- Christopher Hanhn, 35mm
- Cult of the Leica
- Depth of Field
- Digital Camera Information
- Do You See What I See?
- Dove Evolution Commercial
- DPreview, camera reviews
- f295, 21st Century Photography
- Flak Photo
- Free Focus
- Getty Collection Animation
- Getty Images Flickr
- I Photo Central
- Icing on the Cake
- Institut Lumiere
- Jillen Field, alternative processes
- Killing Us Softly 3
- Lens Culture
- Light Research
- Light Work
- Logo Design Tips
- Luminous Lint, for collectors
- MFA in Photography at AIB
- MFA in photography at the Art Institute of Boston
- NPR Pictureshow
- Paper Camera
- Paper Size
- Photography Served
- Photoseed
- Photoshop Cook
- Photoweenie
- Pinhole Blender
- Populrs, aggregator
- QWERTY keyboard
- Recaliming Imagination
- SLR Camera Simulator
- Society for Photographic Education
- Susan Barry, listen
- The Art of Photogravure
- The Library of Congress' photostream
- The Photo Bargins
- VASA Project
- Verdeau
- Visual Studies Workshop
- Westlight
- Wonderful Machine
Interesting Sites
- Art Daily, first art newspaper on the net
- ARTINFO
- Behance
- Contemporary Art Daily
- Found Film
- GrandPalais
- Heilbrunn Timeline, surrealism
- Kurz Weil, science
- Mundieart, Cabinet of Curiosities
- Photo Central, for collectors
- Photography-Now, international photo
- Photoweenie, Jim Fitts
- Popurls, aggreator
- Shorpy, photographic archive
- SHOTS Magazine
- Street Anatomy
- The Annenberg Space for Photography
- The Art of Photogravure
- The Thanatos Archive
- The Visual Telling of Stories
- Tumblr, time sink
- Visura Magazine, online publication
- VVork, current art
- White Hot Magazine, international art
- Wikimedia Commons
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