10 More Photography Sites you Should Follow on Twitter

A few weeks ago I posted 10 photography sites that you should be following on Twitter. Well, we all know that there are WAY too many cool sites out there to follow than can be included in one short list, so here are 10 more.

Maybe we’ll make this a regular feature, since we keep finding great new photographers, media and tip sites and loads of other interesting content out there in the tweetland that we think you should know about.

And as always, don’t forget to follow The Photoletariat @photoletariats.

1. Lightstalking: One of the most popular photo related Twitter sites around, with over 130,000 followers to date. Put simply, Lightstalking is all about sharing great photography and helping you make it.

2. Craftandvision: Champions of the amateur photographer, they tweet all kinds of great creative and technical tips, introspective and inspirational insight and news about their fantastic eBooks that are written by top photographers like David DuChemin and Mitchell Kanshkevich.

3. BHPhotoVideo: The largest source of photo equipment in the entire galaxy tweets links to articles, gear reviews, sales, new products, and other great ways to explore photography, save money and stay motivated.

4. RoshSillars: Rosh is co-author of the Linked Photographers’ Guide to Online Marketing, and he tweets a regular stream of very introspective material that can help you analyze whether you as a photographer are getting your message out to the right audience.

5. aphotoeditor: Run by former photo editor, Rob Haggart, who posts notifications of the aPhotoEditor blog posts. If you don’t read these, then you’re missing out on some really great professional insight and perspectives about the industry and how to deal with clients.

6. MemoryGate: Michael Shilling, a UK based photographer, blogger and all around nice chap posts regular links of interest to photographers and updates about the great marketing and social media articles that he writes on his website, 365 Photo Creative.

7. egorhythm: Run by Beate Childe, one of best marketing coaches around. You remember, she’s the one who recently said, quit complaining about the industry or get out. If you need a kick in the seat of the pants, then follow her.

8. photoshelter: Killer photography websites, SEO, social marketing, e-commerce tools and awesome blog posts, like 10 Ways to Piss off a Photographer. You remember, that one, right? They’ve got great content to check out, even if you don’t have a Photoshelter hosted website.

9. Lightroomtips: If you’re a Adobe Lightroom user, follow this site for tips and tricks on how to speed up and improve your digital photography workflow, especially if you’ve upgraded to Lightroom 3, which is packed with new features.

10. ApertureExpert: Not leaving out the Aperture crowd, follow this site to learn the ins and outs of Apple’s own imaging software. Also, stay updated about sales and special deals in the ApertureExpert store, which offers scripts, training, presets and more.

Finally, follow me @Danbaileyphoto (shameless plug) to stay updated about my own outdoor photography articles, blog posts, professional tips and insight, as well as info about my eBooks.

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Dan Bailey is a professional adventure, outdoor and travel photographer based in Anchorage, Alaska. Follow his own blog at danbaileyphoto.com/blog and see his daily updates at facebook.com/danbaileyphoto.

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