What does your website say about who you are as a photographer? Does your site clearly define your goals or do you use your site’s pages as a dumping ground for every photograph you’ve ever made?

In this episode of Camera Position, I look at the way in which web pages can tell us whether our photographs – and what we tell the world about them- are on-target or missing the mark.

In addition to Kenna and Blackmon’s websites linked above, here are some other web resources for this podcast:

• PDN Online – Photo District News’ website
• PDN Photo Annual – The list of PDN’s “best of the best” for this year
• Jeff’s Website – My website’s  homepage
• Evidence of Hands on Stone – My domain that points to my main project

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In order to make photographs that are meaningful, it really helps to know your subject in intimate detail. In this episode, I talk about subject research, and about how knowing your subject can be one of the best paths to good photographs.

Gubbio, Umbria – Photograph by Jeff Curto

Links for this episode:

• Alec Soth – Photographs
• Alec Soth – Blog post about project titles
• Peter Murray – Architecture of the Italian Renaissance @ Amazon
• George Sullivan – Not Built in a Day @ Amazon

 

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