These 7 Communities Are Bound to Inspire the Bored Photographer

Photographers, like all creatives, constantly search for inspiration even in the unlikeliest places. Some of us find it most effective to take a walk around town or go on a trip somewhere far from home.

It's also always a great idea to hit bookstores and libraries regularly to check out some great photo books. Others are content with browsing through countless Instagram posts or hopping around their favorite photography-centric Facebook pages. The Internet is actually a good place to start for brainstorming ideas and getting inspired -- if you know where to look. If you're more likely to have the time to do only the scour the World Wide Web today (or the coming days) to fuel your next photography project, we have here a list of the few great websites for you to get started. .

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2018-10-22 01:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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