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FilmCurlCom said:
Hi all!
Check out my website here:
http://www.filmcurl.com/
Lots of photos there (some I posted on APUG too) and other cool stuff like experiments with film.
If you like something, feel free to leave comments on the website.
Bernhard
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I'm at wwwrlambrec.com
 
New member, yet another website to visit.

My web site is a straightforward repository to which photo's are posted in a regular way, on average two pages a week. Nothing fancy, absolute minimal.

I usually make small series of photo's posted on a single page including a short description. The bulk of my photo's is in the architecture, industrial and documentary categories, but at times I also like to make still life's and abstracts.

Please use the link below to see my 'Billy Axeman Photography' web site.
 
I wonder how Robert Teague is doing....
 
Ok, so I have revised my website - it's now a little more rounded and less hateful than the previous version (I guess I still need more therapy). Some film, some of the other stuff....but all done in a minimalistic, pictorial style. I am still having trouble with "anchoring" the photos...so pardon the scrolling for now.

https://www.thedarkmind.com
 
jeffreyg said:
I have two sites and welcome comments + or -

http://www.jeffreyglasser.com/

http:www.sculptureandphotography.com/
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Particularly like your sculptures... might be good if each one linked somehow to a page describing materials and size.

Regarding navigation: It does take more clicks than some sites but I think they pay off, Vs popular amateur sites. Your work earns attention. The clicks don't require more than a fraction of a second here and there with my relatively fast Dell laptop ($200 used). However the necessity of going to that click device in the upper left is somewhat unusual, tho is OK.
 
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AgX said:
This is the first time ever I come across a "patronized" artist's website. Interesting concept.
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I do know a couple of neo-pro photographers who use Patreon... it seems to me that they're fishing for a particular type of potential customer and I'm certain that particular potential is useless for building a market.

Much better to target likely customers through with the usual online and in-person resources and in the usual ways. Hard to imagine a real customer that wants to play with Patreon.
 
I have now all my "stock" photography at Alamy but I am also beginning to work more seriously on my Print on Demand web site

https://fineartruggeri.com

Stock photography is very slow in recovering from the disruption of recent years, Print on Demand photography might be more rewarding.
 
roteague said:
I am constantly amazed by the quality of the photography I find here on APUG. I know that your personal profile has links to those who have websites, but how about posting your link here to encourage visitors.
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www.rlambrec.com
 
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