- American Masters: Edward Curtis - An in-depth look at his complex, controversial career, and his monumental life work documenting Native North Americans. Companion to the documentary "Coming to Light." (featured in Apr 2001)
- Bears - Portraits of teddy bears that have been turned inside out and restuffed. From documentarian and photographer Kent Rogowski. (featured in Mar 2007)
- Bonet, Pep - Spanish photojournalist whose work includes images of Sudan, Sierra Leone, Cuba, guide dogs, and the HIV/AIDS crisis. (featured in May 2005)
- Calvin Photographic Collection - Exhibits photos taken by Samuel Calvin in the late 19th century of geological features and buildings throughout the state of Iowa. (featured in July 2001)
- Chambers, Tom - Artist who creates photomontages to reveal a personal vision about the nature of children, animals, and their interactions. (featured in Jan 2006)
- Chicago Uncommon Photographs - Photos of different Chicago landmarks. (featured in July 2003)
- Cushman, Charles W. (1896-1972) - Amateur photographer and Indiana University alumnus, who bequeathed approximately 14,500 Kodachrome color slides to his alma mater. (featured in Nov 2003)
- Davidson, Cameron (featured in Dec 2003)
- Drop Dead Gorgeous - Slideshow and interview with Mexican photographer Daniela Edburg. Hosted by The Morning News. (featured in Dec 2006)
- Edward Burtynsky - Official site for the photographer who explores how nature is transformed through industry. (featured in July 2005)
- Fazal Sheikh - Documents refugees throughout Africa and the Middle East. (featured in Aug 2005)
- Greg's Digital Portfolio - Offers sample image galleries of advertising art that has been retouched, sometimes drastically for commercial purposes. (featured in Aug 2003)
- Harris, Jeff - Photographer engaged in an ongoing project: he's had his picture taken, either as a self-portrait or by a friend, every day since January 1, 1999. (featured in June 2002)
- I'm Not a Look Alike! - Photographic portraits of North American and European look-alikes. By Francois Brunelle. (featured in Apr 2007)
- Jordan, Chris - Exhibit of photos that examine the phenomenon of American consumerism. (featured in Apr 2007)
- Kallio, Harri - Official site of the Finnish photographer and sculptor. (featured in Mar 2006)
- Kenneally, Brenda Ann - Official site for the photojournalist. Includes her audio/photo essays "Big Trigg" and "Money Power Respect: Pictures of My Neighborhood." (featured in May 2006)
- Maisel, David - Official site for the photographer known for his large-scale images of environmentally impacted landscapes. (featured in May 2006)
- Mexican Pictures - photographs by Raul Gutierrez. (featured in June 2006)
- No Rules Street Photography - The non-photographer's main tools are enthusiasm, an open mind, and hopefully some creativity. (featured in Apr 2002)
- Noah K. Everyday - View daily photos of Noah K. going back to January 2000. (featured in Nov 2007)
- R. Gardiner Photography - Black and white and night photos from NYC and London. (featured in Sep 2003)
- Smith, Erwin E. (1886-1947) - Photographer whose images honor the life of the cowboy by presenting as true a portrayal as possible. (featured in Mar 2003)
- The Manipulator - Specializes in celebrity portraits, advertising, magazine covers, fashion, and intimate animal pictures. (featured in Nov 2006)
- The Teenie Harris Archive Project - Archive devoted to the African American photojournalist who captured images for the Pittsburgh Courier for 40 years. (featured in May 2005)
- The Visual Record - Photos from a around the world taken with a Canon 10D and a Lomo. (featured in May 2004)
- VirtualSweden.se - Panoramic images from Sweden and different parts of the world. (featured in Sep 2005)
- William Gedney: Photographs and Writings - From the Duke University Special Collections Library. Extensive archive of images from Gedney's travels and observations throughout the United States, India, and Europe. (featured in Feb 2001)
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