Saved 4/11/2020

The Butchart hiking logs are a well known resource but NAU archives other materials including photos - this search is a start to seeing them since there are digital versions!

Saved 1/7/2025

Pixii is a modern digital rangefinder camera made in France. Pixii features a high-precision rangefinder, interactive optical viewfinder, native smartphone connectivity and Leica-M compatible lens mount. Its sensor delivers a remarkable image quality, outperforming all comparable rangefinders on the market. Photographers enjoy its film-like experience thanks to the absence of a screen, subtle color profiles and unique RAW monochrome mode.

Most interesting new camera company with at least some nod towards being able to upgrade the bodies (probably also means that repairability is increased as well!).

Saved 1/7/2025

Fine Photographic Equipment

New and pre-owned photography gear and YouTube channel.

Thomas Heaton and Simon Baxter - Saved 1/6/2025

The Community Focused Photography Club

The 617 Club was created by two passionate photographers who were disillusioned by the algorithms, adverts, and noise of social media. They imagined a place of friendly engagement, positive support, and a growing resource of rich educational content. No barriers, nothing hidden, everything as it should be.

Saved 5/14/2020

Arizona Highways magazine was born in the early 1920s. As automobiles emerged as the preferred mode of transportation in the U.S., a handful of states throughout the country developed magazines to entice motorists to travel newly developed roads. Sponsored by the states' departments of transportation, these magazines provide a unique resource for examining how the automobile changed the history of travel and helped to shape identities of place in America. Of these magazines, none date as far back or have featured the iconic photography that has made Arizona Highways a national treasure.

5/15/2020 - the Arizona Highways collection on the Arizona Memory Project is outstanding and appreciated but not complete especially for early issues. Magazines are downloadable as PDFs.

Saved 5/14/2020

Dr. Homer L. Shantz (1876-1958) was a leading American botanist and former president of the University of Arizona. Dr. Shantz was also a remarkable photographer. He traveled widely, with an emphasis on the American West and Africa, and made documentary photographs wherever he went. Among Dr. Shantz's research interests was photographic documentation of vegetation change. He began focusing on the Arizona-Sonoran desert area intensively in 1931 and continued for about twenty-five years. Also notable in the collection are portraits of Native Americans.

Shantz was a major figure in the eventual shape of Saguaro National Park thru the creation of the University Cactus Forest.