Photography Websites

Gustav Lindqvist is a web developer at the Jönköping University Library since 2015. Originally from Trelleborg, he now lives in Jönköping. In his blog, he writes about his free time activities, including outdoor life, photography, and travels. He also documents other things that interest him. He can be followed on Mastodon.

Miguel loves carbonara, mechanical keyboards, and the color blue. His friends call him Miguel. He shares what he is currently up to, things that he likes, and everything in between on his website.

Yayu is a product manager based in Guangdong, China. Formerly a designer, Yayu embraces minimalism and occasionally codes. With a passion for the outdoors, Yayu enjoys exploring nature and also appreciates the art of traditional Chinese tea. Yayu is interested in product management, product design, user experience, classic Chinese culture, art design, minimalism, knowledge management, and efficiency. This website serves as a record of Yayu's life, work, and creative endeavors.

Sulluzzu is a husband, father, old leftie, and engineer living in Edinburgh, Scotland. Born in the last century, he enjoys books, music, photography, walks and beaches, fountain pens and inks, and malt whisky. He is also interested in learning new things. Sulluzzu has been living with early stage, low risk, prostate cancer for the last seven years and encourages men over 50 to check their risk. He is trying to focus more on experiences and less on things, despite appreciating well-designed quality products, and aims to be more reflective about his consumption.

This person shares their thoughts and experiences on quiroptero.blog. The blog includes entries about their life, impressions of events, and their perspective on the world. They write about a variety of topics, including photography, travel (such as a trip to Europe), and books. The blog also features older photos and experiences like a weekend at the beach and a night at Dzalbay. They encourage readers to explore the blog and subscribe for updates.

Aaron Zhang is a startup founder with a background in mechanical engineering and expertise in manufacturing and supply chain, particularly in the medical device and aerospace industry. He is also a writer, programmer, and maker. Aaron is interested in additive manufacturing and robotics. He embraces tools like Vim and *nix systems. He enjoys photography and is a minimalist at heart. He is an alumnus of Huazhong University of Science and Technology, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, and MIT Sloan School of Management.

Lee Peterson is a Senior Technical Solutions Architect working in IT. He lives in rural Gloucestershire in the UK. Outside of work, he creates content about his passions, including blogging, freelance writing, and podcasting since 2008. His writing has been featured in Tech Radar, Cult of Mac, Tap!, The Loop Magazine, App Factor and Run Around Tech. He also podcasts about Home Screens, Star Wars, and enjoys writing his own music and playing guitar.

Edward A. Palmer of Gemini Skies is a passionate and dedicated writer, digital artist, and photographer. He creates art straight from the heart, drawing inspiration from pain and personal growth. His piece, "Wailing Soul," was selected for the cover of the "Doomer Anthology." He invites viewers to explore his art gallery and get to know him through his creations.

Eric Scouten is a world traveler, photographer, software developer, and digital storyteller. He works at Adobe, helping to implement the Content Authenticity Initiative. He shares his travel stories and other content through a newsletter and on social media platforms like Mastodon, LinkedIn, Facebook, and GitHub.

Bryn Robinson (she/her) lives in Saint John, New Brunswick. She explores new perspectives through photography and poetry. Her poetry has appeared in Soliloquies (Concordia University), the Facing Goodbye Anthology (Wee Sparrow Poetry Press), and on her website. Bryn also contributes book reviews to The Seaboard Review, focusing on poetry, short stories, and non-fiction. When not reading and writing, she explores the New Brunswick forests and seascapes with her camera.

Sven Döring is originally from Southern Germany but now lives near Hamburg. He works in an international agency and freelances for small and regional businesses. His website, schriftrolle.de, is a collection of his thoughts and texts from recent years. He values sustainability, rationality, falsifiability, humanity, responsibility, freedom, continuous learning, and questioning his own privileges. He enjoys coffee and lives with his partner and several cats.

Neil Barraclough is a copywriter who has expanded his expertise into strategic marketing consultancy. He works with growing companies and has new interests on the horizon. Outside of work, Neil is passionate about photography, carries a pocket notebook, and enjoys reading physical books. He plays snooker on the EPSB Seniors Tour, enjoys 9-ball pool, and is learning Spanish. He is a Leeds United fan and attempts to run. He also enjoys spending time with his daughter.

Guillermo, also known as guillego or iamsiesta, is a telecom-turned-biomedical-turned-software engineer. Originally from Madrid, Spain, he now lives in Copenhagen. He enjoys cycling, swimming in the sea, pastries, and long summer days. He currently works across the stack (Rust/React) in the SaaS world, focusing on compliance for large companies. He is interested in distributed systems and has experience with Elixir, Go, and Rust. He also has an interest in the electric grid and decentralized electricity distribution. He enjoys photography, bike trips, rock climbing, and writing. He also enjoys podcasts, books, wikipedia, and blogs.

Tom Huy is a multidisciplinary designer focused on visual branding. He currently works part-time for Đīnh Collective and as a creative partner at i3 JSC. He enjoys experimenting with different formats and tinkering with HTML and CSS, as demonstrated by his personal website. Tom is also a photography enthusiast and enjoys road trips on his Honda XR125, including a memorable 4000km trip around Vietnam.

Igor Medeiroz, born in Brazil in 1996 and currently based in Lisbon, is a data analytics professional. He has a passion for writing and photography. In his free time, he enjoys exploring creative projects that merge storytelling and visuals.

Wade is a Taiwanese millennial with a diverse background spanning digital marketing, photography, farming, hospitality, customer service, software development, and bartending. A self-taught explorer of art, UI/UX, and psychology, Wade is driven by curiosity and a fascination with different cultures and landscapes. He is an adventurous spirit who has traveled widely, adapting to new environments and seeking a sense of belonging. Through his blog and potential podcasts, Wade aims to share his experiences and rediscover himself, embracing the complexities of being a traveler and the ever-changing nature of life's journey.

Amit is a software builder and writer exploring what's next. He focuses on building small, useful, free, and private browser-based software with no login required. He writes about building, learning, and momentum. Amit is interested in the intersection of creation, learning, and connection, and aims to create articles, essays, software, systems, and ideas that help people think differently about their lives and work. He is also a photographer, interested in democratizing photography as art.

NovaDNG is a former designer for Zhihu and Kuaitu, and is currently an apprentice in typeface design. From 2011 to 2016, NovaDNG participated in and later led the tech blog Fengke.com and built the Tech FM team. They served as a product observer at Geek Park from 2012 to 2014, writing numerous articles. From 2012 to 2016, NovaDNG promoted Android Design & Material Design in China, participating in multiple Google Developer Group events. From 2013 to the present, they have participated in the localization/internationalization of applications such as Press, Telegram X, and Appy Weather. From 2012 to 2016, they created the Android Design Toolkit for Nexus 4. They published the 'Android App Visual and Experience Design Guide' in 2014.

Shuo-jen is a civil engineer born in 1998 and currently residing in Taipei. He enjoys sharing his interests on his personal website, including chess and Rubik's Cubes. He also shares movie recommendations and photography, which he started pursuing in 2019 with film cameras. He has a blog where he posts about his life, with content prior to 2025 being moved from social media. His girlfriend's nickname is Shrimp Wave.

Marcel Kapfer, also known as mmk2410, describes himself as an eccentric weirdo. He focuses on creative pursuits including photography, classical music composition, graphic design, writing, and coding. He maintains a blog covering tech-related topics, personal notes, and philosophical texts. Marcel is a software developer in Ulm, Germany. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in theoretical computer science in April 2021. He supports free software and has moved his projects from GitHub to GitLab and his own Forgejo instance.

Tobias Lidman-Strauss is an amateur and tinkerer, as well as a professional architect (SAR/MSA) based in Sweden, where he primarily designs residential buildings. In his spare time, he enjoys exploring various interests and considers himself a "rabbit-hole enthusiast." He is an avid note-taker, using notebooks and plain-text files to keep track of his ideas and objects. Tobias uses GNU Emacs for writing, organizing, emailing, and programming. He also enjoys photography and creating sonic experiments.

Maurycy is interested in electronics, software, chemistry, and photography. He maintains a blog covering these topics, including projects and images related to space, electronics, and atom arrangement. He has created a nonsense generator. Maurycy also curates a list of blogs he finds useful and verifies are not generated by LLMs. His recent posts cover topics such as website future-proofing, writing a static site generator, and creating a personal website.

Chuck Grimmett lives in Peekskill, NY, with his wife Amanda and their son Charlie. He works at Automattic on the Special Projects Team. Chuck builds boats with his friend Jon at the Hudson Boat Company, having built three kayaks and two Adirondack guide boats. He also enjoys other woodworking projects, including making wooden toys, turning bowls, and making stick chairs. He is exploring and creating code-based art and has been into photography since 2006. Chuck also ties flies. His username around the web is generally cagrimmett.

Gregory J. Stein is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at George Mason University. He runs the Robotic Anticipatory Intelligence & Learning (RAIL) Group. His research is at the intersection of robotics and machine learning, and is centered around developing representations that allow robots to better understand the impact of their actions, so that they may plan quickly and intelligently in a dynamic and uncertain world. He has a background in Physics and Robotics, and experience in subjects spanning math, physics, communication and machine learning. He shares his knowledge on his blog, Caches to Caches, because he believes that one doesn't truly understand something until they try to teach it to someone else.