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You know Jonathan Greenwald? No? Nice chap, lives in Brooklyn... you must know him... tallented bloke, snaps pictures with a Canon 20D... runs a photoblog called Shrued... no? He is an IT Manager by day but still seems to find the time to upload a picture at 6AM everyday. Well, if you really don't know ol' Greenwald head on over to his photoblog and say I sent you.

Image from the blog shown here is Rowing For Life plenty of other images of note including Sunset over Metropolis, Circles and Lines and Next Train.

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Jimmie contacted us regarding the shout out for readers blogs. His resides at http://www.cornershots.com/about and is subtitled Urban Imagery from NYC. .Jimmie says that the blog has been going for two years. Beggining his photographic exploration with a Canon S45 but has worked his way up to a 5D.

There are 318 photos available on the site. The current opening shot is dramatic with the dusk lighting adding great atmosphere to the converging angles. But it was the wonderful genBundle (pictured) that really scored a hit for me. Follow that up with some stylish panoramas and several creative uses of artifical light and you have a superb showcase for Jimmie's talents.

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]]>Andrew Barrow2006-07-31T15:19:00+00:00Readers Photo Blog #2 - Happy Designshttp://digitalphotography.weblogsinc.com/2006/07/29/readers-photo-blog-2-happy-designs/http://digitalphotography.weblogsinc.com/2006/07/29/readers-photo-blog-2-happy-designs/http://digitalphotography.weblogsinc.com/2006/07/29/readers-photo-blog-2-happy-designs/#commentsFiled under: ,

Graced today by a clear and startling image of a peacock Happy Designs is maintained by Webbie Bud. He describes himself not as a photographer but as a guy with a camera "There's a difference' he says. Going digital in 2003 Webbie has taken "tens of thousands of shots (enjoying the freedom of not paying and waiting for film processing) of life and stuff in and around Victoria, BC about as far west on the west coast of Canada as you can get without falling into the Pacific" but only has 100 images so far on his photo-blog.

Equipment is a Canon Powershot A95 with a 0.7 wide angle lens and a 1.75 teleconverter.

The snowflake is good, as is the flower at night pic but - and I seem to be in an abstract-liking phase at the moment my favourite image is this one of a sports floor. Many of Webbie's comments made me laugh...

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]]>Andrew Barrow2006-07-29T15:12:00+00:00Readers Photoblog #1 - Jones Bloghttp://digitalphotography.weblogsinc.com/2006/07/28/readers-photoblog-1-jones-blog/http://digitalphotography.weblogsinc.com/2006/07/28/readers-photoblog-1-jones-blog/http://digitalphotography.weblogsinc.com/2006/07/28/readers-photoblog-1-jones-blog/#commentsFiled under: ,

A great response to our request for readers photoblogs; enough inspiration to slate anyones photo-porn craving.

Selecting one of the submissions at random brings us to the work of Bryan William Jones and his JonesBlog.

Bryan writes that his blog has been going in one form or another since 2001, but he began the transformation to a photographically intensive blog back in 2004 after his doctoral dissertation was finished and he could afford a digital SLR to replace his 35mm film camera "that I had to sell for undergraduate tuition money".

The front page shows a couple of rather good insect macro shots, some runners and a couple of birds of prey but it is the dramatic lines of an underground station that caught my eye. No details of equipment but you have to click on the read more links to display further details of the subject and more images.

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