Best Photography Galleries

I've always been a visual person. I guess it started back in 6th grade when I spent my time pouring over charts and analyzing them. It didn't also hurt to have a father that was an architect. That's why I love photography, it appeals to my senses.

Seeing things visually was enforced as I took architecture, drafting, and art classes in college. Then in the latter 1990's and here today I spend quite a bit of my day staring at price movements in stock charts.

I enjoy seeing what others see through the camera and how they capture light hitting upon a subject. I've seen quite a few online photo galleries over the years and noted those that were interesting enough to follow that I want to share so that you could appreciate the true talents of these digital photographers.

Here's an ongoing list of the best photography galleries in no particular order.

• Mike Steward
  Mike has an uncanny ability of taking shots of form, function and color. He can take an ordinary object that is something that you and I would just walk by, and highlight it in all its glory. He has some of the most amazing pictures I have ever seen taking from a non-DSL camera via a Panasonic Lumix LX2 and LX3s. They are so good that I'm considering buying one of those cameras to start my own photo gallery.
• Chema Madox is clever. No, make that very clever. I can't explain the photographic artwork but take a look and you'll see what I mean.
• Kevin McNeal has an eye for color and mountain side scenery. He captures fall colors wonderfully.
• National Geography always has remarkable photos. The collection of "Life In Color" is unique. My favorite is the polar bear leaping off the ice cap.
• Amazing Planet is the website of photographer Filip Kulisev who takes fantastic landscape photography around the world.
• Kerry Hiroshi Paul Photography. Nice advertising and marketing photography, especially the architectural section where wonderful use of lightening is displayed.
• The Smithsonian Photo Blog. A fascinating look at the enormous catalog of objects maintained at the Smithsonian Institute.

About Kerry Kobashi

Kerry is the founder of KerryOnWorld. He lives in Silicon Valley and has worked as an engineer and project manager. He owns Kobashi Computing a consulting company.