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there is www.talkphotography.co.uk or www.photographers.co.uk
always interested to hear anymore, those two are ok at best
always interested to hear anymore, those two are ok at best
As above. I use talkphotography sometimes but get increasingly annoyed at the comments of a few members who do nothing but criticise yet fail to add any content of their own. Granted, criticism is a valid way of improving, but I prefer constructive. I also can't stand one of the blokes avatars! (how's that for shallow!?)
I must say, this little section of our world is the one I find the best, although it is definitely better when threads from the P&P aren't moved here.
I must say, this little section of our world is the one I find the best, although it is definitely better when threads from the P&P aren't moved here.
www.photocamel.com
A very fast moving forum, and very USA based.
Edit: There is also this.
A very fast moving forum, and very USA based.
Edit: There is also this.
Edited by paul911 on Saturday 9th August 20:24
Any photo forums I've belonged to before always seem to be populated by gear w
es - who always want to talk about and spend on the latest lens as its BOUND to make their photographs better... yabbering on about lenses and gear in general is far less interesting than taking pictures, surely...!
es - who always want to talk about and spend on the latest lens as its BOUND to make their photographs better... yabbering on about lenses and gear in general is far less interesting than taking pictures, surely...!www.rangefinderforum.com is pretty good (but, as the name suggests, only if you use a rangefinder).
The Leica User Forum (http://www.l-camera-forum.com/leica-forum/) is also amusing - though mostly for the amount of snobbery it seems to generate...
The Leica User Forum (http://www.l-camera-forum.com/leica-forum/) is also amusing - though mostly for the amount of snobbery it seems to generate...
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