Links to photography that inspires me.
Newest first.

Marc Wilson — British documentary photographer working on long-term projects.
https://www.marcwilson.co.uk

Subjectively, Objective — Noah Waldeck's photography newsletter featuring carefully curated selections from different photographers. A reliable source for work that resonates with me.
https://subjectivelyobjective.substack.com

Mark Power — Magnum photographer and a fixture of British documentary photography. For me as an amateur photographer, a role model I can admire without any illusion of getting close.
https://www.markpower.co.uk

Ludwig Danner — I follow his topographies on Tumblr. It’s remarkable how he sees the extraordinary in the everyday landscape of a city (Munich).
https://ludwigdanner.tumblr.com

Half a Grain — Nathan Fitzsimmons documents his photographic development on his website and YouTube channel. Made me think of doing something similar… maybe, someday.
https://halfagrain.com

New Landscape Photography — International archive/blog on contemporary landscape photography, featuring the work of around 650+ artists (focus 2010–2021, now serves as an archive).
https://newlandscapephotography.com

Andrew Blackmore — I came across him on Glass. I'm fascinated by the deep stillness in his images.
https://andrewblackmore-photography.co.uk

Häuser (Houses) — Thomas Ruff. When I photograph buildings, this series is probably what's on my mind.
https://www.thomasruff.com/werke/hauser/

Kaugummiautomaten (Gumball Machines) — Ellen Markgraf. Since my city has (almost) no gumball machines, I photographed gates instead.
http://www.ellenmarkgraf.de/projekte/kaugummiautomaten/

78°n — Eivind Sorgenfryd. This series about a remote Norwegian settlement opened up a different approach to landscape photography for me.
https://eivindsorgenfryd.com/78-n