Whilst preparing this blog, I spent some time Google'ing, looking for other iPhone photography related websites. iPhone photography sites seem to be few and far between, however the good news is that what sites are there seem extremely good (and I hope you think this blog fits in to this category)

The original iPhone photographer, and the best site to date for inspiration is Greg Schmigel's Just What I See. Greg's work shows just what can be done with the iPhone, all-be-it edited outside of the iPhone. Greg's site does have a blog page, although sadly this does not seem to have been updates lately, but if you find his work interesting then you may want to check out the following Greg Schmigel Interview, and iPhone photography - in the hands of an artist, as they make an interesting read.

In addition to Greg's site, there is iPhontography, which is a blog similar to this one, but sadly after only a short time is up for sale, and I guess if no one buys the site it will eventually fade away, which is a real shame as the articles to date have been very good.

Whilst writing this post I stumbled across the following new website, iPhography, which is very much like this site, offering news and reviews for the iPhone Photographer.  The only thing I do not like about this site, is that it has been operating for just a few weeks and already it is asking for donations and advertisers, which kind of goes against what blog sites are all about.  Don't get me wrong, advertising is a good thing when your site is established and helps pay the bills, but launching a new website and offering advertising space from the off could be counter productive and send out the wrong message.

If you are reading this article and there are any apps that you would like me to review, or if you are an app developer and would like me to review your app, or if I have missed any other good iPhone photography websites then please let me know.