Welcome to Photogpedia.com – a website that profiles the greatest photographers of all time and helps readers take their photography to the next level.
We are David and Jess, the people behind Photogpedia.
16 years ago a hobby and a passion turned into a thriving wedding and portrait photography business for us.
When we first started off, like other photographers, we would waste hours upon hours, searching through many websites and forums, as well as reading books and magazines to try and learn as much as possible about our favorite photographers.
The concept of Photogpedia is simple: The biggest online encyclopedia of Photographers available anywhere.
Unlike other websites, this isn’t a ‘how-to’ or ‘gear review’ website (there’s enough of them out there.) Photogpedia is a free informational and educational website made for photographers by photographers.
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This site is dedicated to helping other photographers learn from the best. It is also a way of us to keep a record of what we’re learning. If it can help someone else out there, then it would have been worthwhile.
The bottom line is our readers are very important to us. We want them to know we have their best interest at heart. We’ve tried to build a website that we would want to visit and written articles about subjects that we would want to read myself.
As this is a regularly updated site the best way to use it will be to follow it over time.
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Thank you so much for taking the time to read this, especially those of you who managed to get to the bottom of the page.
If you have any questions or need help with anything, feel free to get in touch through our contact page.
I hope you enjoy Photogpedia!
David & Jess, Founders
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