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The Big Photo Board
Real photographers talking gear, photos and more every day on the Board.
This week’s Board picks
General
As my photo and editing slump continues, I find myself going back to my previous photos and wondering what it is that makes me feel that spark when I look at them. What I found is that I think I have lost my search for a subject in what I'm shooting. I have fallen into a habit of a quick point-and-s
Mallory Warner
This week’s Board picks
General
Is there a way to message others directly that are part of the Big Photo Hunt? I ask because there is another fellow photographer in Northern Michigan that I wanted to reach out to but had no way to contact them directly. And I received a nice card from @[Ken Deckinger](c3048578-7544-410e-a042-d00e6
Scott Peterson
This week’s Board picks
General
I'm just reaching out to you @Ken Deckinger to let you know that I think you're overdue for another podcast. :) I'd love to see at least one per month but I know you're busy. Keep up the great work! Scott
Scott Peterson
London, UK
Camera: Olympus
Genres: Animals, Architecture, Landscape, Macro, Travel
“It’s not often I’m able to stay dedicated to something for so long! You’re doing something right that’s for sure.👌🏻”
Chicago, IL, USA
Camera: Canon
Genres: Landscape, Nature, Documentary, Street, Travel
“The camaraderie is unlike any other photo website I've ever been a part of. Everyone genuinely enjoys one another's photos!”
United Kingdom
Camera: Sony
Genres: Landscape, Aerial, Nature, Portrait, Drone, Travel
“Ken's enthusiasm for photography shines through in every aspect, making it feel like a place for photographers made by photographers.”