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Directories:

The Black Book

The Black Book is the leading resource for creative professionals, and includes listings for photographers, illustrators, designers, and creative services.

http://www.blackbook.com

Capital District Wedding

Links to over 50 wedding photographers in upstate New York.

http://www.usaweddings.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Envisage Photographer Search

Database of portrait and wedding photographers in the UK compiled by Fujifilm.

http://www.photographersearch.com/

Eye-of-the-World

If you need current photos or videos of someplace in the world, or of contemporaneous events, you can find them here.

http://www.eye-of-the-world.de/

Global Photographers Search

Search our database of over 8000 photographers by their specialty or location.

http://www.photographers.com/

Image Makers

A group of photographers on the Monterey Peninsula. A showcase of their work and articles concerning technique and history of photography.

http://www.imagemakers.org/

Klick1

Online guide to portrait photographers.

http://www.klick1.com/

Models Modeling.com

Online directory of photographers listed by city and state. Listings of aspiring models and modeling information.

http://www.modelsmodeling.com/

Photographer USA

Directory for locating commercial and wedding photographers around the US.

http://www.photographerusa.com/

Photohall.com

Photohall is a professional web site for advertising and editorial photographers in the United Kingdom.  

http://www.photohall.co.uk

PhotoServe

Features portfolios of photographers, organized by specialty, location, and name.

http://www.photoserve.com/

San Diego Photo District

Offering services in media photography, studio rental, and specialized photographic supplies. Members of the ASMP/San Diego.

http://www.photodistrict.com/

San Diego Pro List

San Diego area photographers and creative professionals.

http://www.chromedigital.com/sdprolist/

Wedding and Portrait Photographers International

WPPI exists to provide wedding and portrait photographers with information, programs and services to help professionals improve their skills.

http://www.wppinow.com/

The Wedding Bureau

National network of experienced photojournalists available for wedding photography.

http://www.weddingbureau.com/

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Treasure galore

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