Fellow Photography Bloggers!

Since this blog is for my English 112 course, naturally I'll have to write a paper at some point rather than just blogging. For my final analysis paper, from what I understand, I need to choose a few fellow photography bloggers to include. I have found a couple of bloggers that I've been checking out and following rather frequently. They all involve photography, but all of their blogs are different. The material they cover, the way they present and talk about their posts, and the flow or their style are all different.

The first and most influential blogger I've come across is Steve Borichevsky. His blog is titled "Shooting my Universe" that he describes "shows the way I see the world. You will see life in North America’s oldest working fishing port, wildlife photography, meet other artists and generally see some pretty good, unpretentious photography." I enjoy looking at his nearly daily posts that always include lovely pictures of animals, beautiful scenery, or interesting places along with descriptions, explanations, and basically lessons of his techniques and ways he got the pictures. I find it very informative and interesting!

Another photography blogger I found is Terrance Lam with his blog entitled "Frontal Lobbings." His blog has more than just photography though; it includes information about graphic design, social media, and marketing. The writer says that he has worked for some major communication companies including CBC and the New York Times. I enjoy reading his posts because I can learn from them, not just about photography, but these other topics as well.

Finally, "The Travel Photographer" has also been an influence, mainly because his blog is what made me discover the idea of using photography as my blog topic for my class. The writer is Tewfic El-Sawy and he blogs about expeditions, documented photographs from different cultures, and sometimes just information about cameras or other photography utensils. I love reading his posts including information about other cultures and countries.

All of these blogs are composed of different materials written in different styles. However, they all appeal to me and capture my attention enough to follow them and look forward to reading their next posts.