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The letter categories of Photographers are for sites showing straightforward representations of what the photographer found to be beautiful or of particular interest, but are not specific to a particular subject. The 'Fine Art' categories are for sites showing primarily photographic work that attempts to go beyond a literal presentation of the subject matter. The 'Black and White' categories are for exhibits consisting primarily of black and white photographs. A few color images may be included if they are the extreme minority.

Subcategories

• Black and White
• Fine Art
• Nature
• Travel and Location

Resources in This Category

• Valentino, John

  http://www.johnvalentino.com/
  Photographer, professor, and author.

• van Wageningen, Matthijs

  http://www.vanwageningen.net/
  Airplanes and cats, photographs taken with a digital camera.

• Van Walree, Paul

  http://www.vanwalree.com/
  Gallery of landscapes, portraits, cityscapes and colorized images. Features articles of photo optics.

• Vandermarliere, Jo

  http://www.jovdm.be/
  Belgian photographer. Landscapes, portraits, architecture, and studio art.

• Vanroey, Sylvie

  http://www.sylvievanroey.com/
  Portfolio and profile of a Belgian photographer.

• Verdun, Jacqueline

  http://www.verdun.com/
  Miniature galleries showing nature, landscape and unusual objects.

• Vita, Grazia

  http://www.graziavita.com/
  Spiritually motivated images of nature, architecture, and fireworks.

• Volk, Oleg

  http://www.olegvolk.net/
  Hundreds of high resolution portrait, nature and still life images on personal, visual and political themes.

• von Leffern, Mark

  http://www.vonleffern.com/
  Photography and illustration.

• Von Pawlak, Crady

  http://www.visualflux.com/
  Gallery of selected works, including people, places, and nature from the United States and Asia. [Flash required]

Other Languages

• Spanish
• German
• Turkish

 

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