Last week we talked about why it’s a good idea for photographers to guest post.

This week I’ve searched high and low looking for photography blogs that currently accept or have accepted guest bloggers in the past.

You’ll want to bookmark this page.  It’ll get updated.

Here you go.

17 Photography Blogs Accepting Guest Posts

Your Photo Tips – Your Photo Tips is a blog dedicated to helping new and advanced photographers learn how to take better pictures.  Always accepting guest bloggers.

Digital Photography School – A community of photographers of all experience levels who come together to learn, share and grow in our understanding of photography.  Tons of guest bloggers find success from this very popular blog on photography.

Beyond Megapixels – “A digital photography guide for the rest of us.”

Photocritic – Have you got a passion for photography? Do you like to browse about and find quirky things to do with photography? In that case, you’ve got what it takes to be a guest blogger on Photocritic?

Epic Edits – Do you know something about photography? Would you like to share that knowledge with others? Or maybe you have your own photography website or blog and you’d like to promote it to other photographers and get your name out there? Then how about a guest-post on the Epic Edits Weblog?

Towner Jones Photography – Photos, features, and commentary from the photographers.

All Day I Dream About Photography (ADIDAP) – Your daily dose of photography.

Weekly Photo Tips – dedicated to all photographers with the purpose of exposing you to cool and informative resources that could help make you a better photographer.

Jason D. Moore – Have some thoughts about a certain topic, program, or service? Put together an article and email me! I am always welcoming of guest bloggers with interesting perspectives to offer.

DIYPhotography.net – If you are interested, have links to share, concerns to raise, questions, comment, tips, or if you are just up at 1am looking for something fun to do DIYPhotography.net is interested in your guest post.

MCP Actions This one’s for all you Photoshop masters.

Shutter Sisters – Shutter Sisters is one of the top photography blogs on the Internet.  This one’s for the ladies.  I’m not sure if they would accept a guest post from a male photographer.  I suppose it would not hurt to ask?

The Online Photographer – TOP will continue to publish a variety of divergent viewpoints from a variety of guest authors and readers.

Photodoto – Photodoto wants you to send in your photography tips.

Mark S. Johnson Photography – While you’re there, you have the opportunity to teach Photoshop and photography in an uncommonly fun, encouraging, and creative environment.

Light Stalking – “We appreciate beautiful photography and our intent is to spread the word about the awesome photographers who produce it.”

Kim Pace Photography – Kim does a “What the heck?” post every Friday.  She would welcome photography tutorials I’m betting.  I did one.

I’ll update the list as needed in order to keep it fresh.

Social Photo Talk – Aaron has invited photographers interested in guest posts that relate to photography and social media or online marketing.

Michael Palmer Photographer – Just informed that Michael Palmer is accepting guest bloggers as well.

Michelle Rago – “In order to bring a broad range of fresh voices to the blog, we will periodically feature a variety of guest bloggers to share thier unique perspectives on weddings, destinations, venues, and just life in general.”

Digital Photo Buzz – Would love any guest bloggers!

Fuel Your Photography – Fuel Your Photography is always on the lookout for great guest writers who also happen to be kick-butt photographers.

The Decisive Moment – If you have a passion for photography and a flair for writing then the fine folks at The Decisive Moment want to hear from you. They’re always on the look out for contributors.

Views Infinitum – Scott has just opened his photography blog for guest bloggers.

If you have a photography blog and you accept, or want to accept, guest posts from photographers let me know.  Use the contact form or leave a comment.

Your homework is the same as your promotional opportunity this week.  Put contact these blogs and put in a guest post.  There’s nothing more powerful than building relationships on the Internet with some of the biggest movers and shakers in your industry.

Truthfully almost any blog on photography would accept a guest post.  All you have to do is ask.  What’s it gonna hurt?

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