Nobody can denied that photography has become a full contact sport in our digital culture. Photo sharing services like Flickr encourage users to share their photos with their friends, family, and the world. To some photographers, including my friend Architecture Nexus, sharing the best of the best is a great creative outlet.
Some of the best photoblogs in WordPress use themes that showcase photos one at a time. Photoblogging began gaining in popularity a few years ago as sharing other rich media, such as videos and audio, became more prevalent.
WordPress is the most popular blogging platform, It also provides a popular blogging platform for photoblogs. Some of the best photobloggers use it to showcase their work, as you see in this article.
1. ThomasHawk.com
Thomas Hawk is a best Photographer from San Francisco, His blog contains best photographs and offer commentary related to the photography industry.
2. The Fine Arts Photoblog
The Fine Arts Photoblog is a group site dedicated to fine art style photography. The Fine Art Photoblog is a unique website dedicated to collectors and admirers of fine art photography. The site is something of a mix between art gallery, photoblog, and search engine.
3. Lens
The New York Times photoblog, Lens is a wonderful WordPress-powered photoblog. It is not exclusively a photo site. It also features high-definition video.
4. Titus Simoens
5. Galen Evans Photographer
6. Daily Payne
7. Smash and Peas
8. Studio Diana
9. Benjamin Charity
10. JHSpace
11. Photoecstatic
12. HQ-HD Wallpapers
More example You can see here
Great WordPress photoblog themes
While there are a great many themes for standard WordPress blogs, there are very few for WordPress
photoblogs.
1. Monotone
Monotone is one of the smartest free WordPress photoblog themes. It uses the “rule of thirds” concept that is so important to photographers.
2. StudioPress Black Canvas
Unlike Monotone, Black Canvas is not free. However, it is a fairly inexpensive theme at $59.95. You can purchase and download it, along with other StudioPress premium themes.
3. Nautilus
The Nautilus theme takes advantage of the very popular K2 Theme for WordPress.
4. Zack 990
Zack 990 is a photoblog theme inspired by The Boston Globe’s ‘The Big Picture’ site. In addition to large photos, Zack 990 includes a four column widget-ready footer.
5. Vinica
Fresh photoblog theme with three color schemes (black, blue and red), theme options menu, easy logo change, bookmarking manager, popular post section.
6. WPFolio
Photoblog theme for WP. Created by Patrick Carey, Jeff Crouse and Steve Lambert in the Eyebeam OpenLab. Originally built out from the Click! Theme by Taly. Released as free software under the GPLv3 license.
7. Nishita
A simple, elegant styled PhotoBlog theme for WordPress.
8. Elegant Grunge
An unwashed yet crisp theme with a feature footer, styled image frames, a page template with a uniquely configurable sidebar and a photoblog tag page.























Neelakandan
Great one, Love the way of presentation great post and TFS.
Nina
Great and very inspirational post.
Thanks for sharing
göğüs estetiği
Great article. There is a lot of good information here, though I did want to let you know something – I am running Redhat with the latest beta of Firefox, and the look and feel of your blog is kind of bizarre for me. I can read the articles, but the navigation doesnt function so great.
admin
I will checkout navigation,
Farrell
I build my whole photo site, blog included, using WordPress and the Thesis theme: http://www.farrellkramer.net
The galleries are exported from my Dripbook account, but there are lots of ways to accomplish that.
ReadyPhotoSite
Here’s another great post on this topic http://webphotocms.blogspot.com/2009/12/creating-wordpress-photography.html
Overall wordpress is a powerful CMS so no wonder you can create just anything
estetik
doesnt this web site has other languages support??
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Donna-Michelle
Superb inspiration had from some of the submitters, what fantastic photos. Keep up the good work.