Social accounts suggestions?

[landscapephoto]

Would any of you have suggestions of social accounts worth following? Twitter, Facebook, etc... keep suggesting the same kind of stuff and I would not mind stepping out of the social media "bubble".
Thank you in advance.

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

www.instagram.com/slobodan_pics

[Rob C]

I don't use any of them because I think that you can find useful stuff trawling the Internet by yourself.

The older I get the less interest I have in hearing what people without any visible track record have to say. Also, havng a track record does not necessarily signify that those people have anything much to say; you know, that picture vs the thousand words thing?

Language seems to be a disappearing entity - maybe the world is preparing itself for the time when we live by instruction and emotion by implanted chip. That will be fun. Perfect communism at last: no arguments, no wars, no nothing.

Rob

[landscapephoto]

I don't use any of them because I think that you can find useful stuff trawling the Internet by yourself.

I find useful stuff on the Internet by myself regularly. I was expecting that other members of this forum would have ideas about other useful stuff...

[Rob C]

One way of finding unexpected things is by going into collections of a given photographer's work and then clicking on the info below the pix; you really do find interesting material quite by chance, often related but at other times wildly off topic.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I regularly only visit a single Social Website.
It is called Luminous-Landscape.com (you have to be sure to include the hyphen).

 

[Two23]

I've been getting a lot of good info from the Facebook groups "Wet Plate Collodion" which is about shooting glass negatives and tin types, and "Large Format Photography Users Group."


Kent in SD

[landscapephoto]

Thank you. I should look more into FB groups, maybe.