r/AskPhotography

/r/photography is a place to politely discuss the tools, technique, art and culture of photography and to post topics that would be of interest to other photographers.

This is the home of the wedding photographer community on Reddit and the place for wedding photographers, second photographers, assistants, and those aspiring to be wedding photographers. This is a discussion based community and the place to share experiences, business insight, creative ideas about our work, and more.

A place to discuss photographic and videographic equipment, from cameras and lenses to enlargers and projectors. News, rumours, buying advice, and troubleshooting.

READ HERE FIRST: Sort the sub by "Hot" and you'll see a Post titled "READ THIS POST BEFORE POSTING TO "r/Beginning_Photography" pinned to the top of the sub. Please, READ IT! It has a link to the sub rules and a Q&A about what the sub is all about, as well as links to the sub Wiki and warnings to Surveyors /YouTubers/Bloggers/Article Writers/Intagrammers/Course Creators/App Developers and other attention-seekers.

Film photography subreddit. Ask anything about analog photography in our weekly "ask anything" thread, or share photos. For discussion of how to shoot film, buying advice, or what went wrong on your first roll head on over to /r/analogcommunity.

A subreddit to share your street photography work and discuss the technique, gear and philosophies behind shooting street.

We are a community that discusses all things Nikon cameras and lenses. Feel free to ask a question, or post a photo taken with your Nikon camera and lens. Photo submissions must include the camera and lens used to take the shot. Please abide by the rules of our community.

Welcome to our iPhone photography community. 📸 Read the about section for more information.

Welcome to reddit's home for discussion of the Canon mirrorless, DSLR, and analogue camera systems and lenses. Whether you use RF/-S, EF/-S, EF-M, FD, or even their point-and-shoot systems, you'll be in like-minded company here. Canon printers are also allowed, just not as common. All questions and photographic experience levels welcome; please read the posting guidelines first if you are new!

/r/Lightroom is a subreddit about Adobe Lightroom.

r/FineArtPhoto is a place for the collaborative exploration of photography as art by sharing theory, news and criticism. We wish to foster thoughtful, in-depth discussions based on conceptual and aesthetic analysis.

- Post one image only, with a title that is intended to start a discussion about the image. - Do not post an image with an ambiguous title, or a title that just describes the image. Posts with non-discussion-oriented titles will be removed. - All new posts are held for mod review. Don't panic is you don't see your post immediately. - Have fun and be nice. r/BeginnerPhotoCritique is a space where it's cool to post your novice image and ask for others' thoughts and opinions.