See my Facebook Albums for nearly all of my recent photos. Most of my albums are public and visible to any Facebook user, but you may need to log in to Facebook to see them. I figure I have at least 15,000 travel photos in 500+ albums on Facebook, but you can do your own calculation.

I post many photos "live" on my twitter feed as they happen. See @BadDalaiLama for the raw feed and my permanent archive and index at BadDalaiLama.com. To see nearly all my photos on twitter search for "TwitPic" in my archive. Most photo tweets are geotagged. (Look at the original tweet to see the actual spot on Earth where I uploaded the photo.) Most of my tweeted photos are stored on my TwitPic account. Most of the photos posted to TwitPic are also stored in my Facebook albums, but TwitPic is a more selective feed. (I usually post the photos to Facebook hours or days after the Twitter photo, usually after editing the photos.)

I also repost some of my best new photos to my Google Plus Account along with links back to my Facebook albums. (I joined Google+ on July 11, 2011.) Although most of my photos are still stored on Facebook, Google+ provides a selection of the best ones. This feed includes new photos uploaded from the place there were taken, samples from old albums I am currently reviewing, new and old videos and miscellaneous links. (All of the photos posted to Google+ are also uploaded eventually to Facebook.)

Older Formats

Before August 2010, I indexed all of my albums (including Facebook albums) on RoamingPhotos.com. You can still browse this website for my photos before Aug. 2010. This is a well-organized and searchable site, but indexing became too much of a burden. Most of my new photos are now stored on Facebook with the only index being the master list above.

In early 2010 (before Google+), I tried to maintain a "best of" feed for photos and videos on Tumblr.

History

Initially, I stored all my photos on my own website, RoamingPhotos.com, but I eventually migrated to Facebook. I joined Facebook on Jan. 1, 2008, and by the end of 2008, nearly all my new photos were being stored there.

I have had two Canon Rebel cameras since 2006, but my latest was stolen in early 2011. Now, I exclusively use my iPhone for photos. (I plan to get a new SLR eventually, but for now the iPhone forces me to be more selective and less prolific.)

For most of my iPhone photos, I used the standard camera app, cropped and brighted with Corel PaintShop Pro. Some of my iPhone photos are taken using the proHDR app, which takes two photos at different exposures and combines them into one (for richer colors). Beginning Aug. 2011, I also use PhotoSynth to take wide-angle photos and 360-degree panoramas.

During 2011, I have devoted more attention to learning video and less to still photography. For a history of a my video career, see Video Page.

For more about me and my other work, see my home page: Glenn-Campbell.com

Permission Notes

Most of my Facebook albums have public links, so you can share the album with anyone you like. You can find the link on the last slide of each album. The preferred format for the link is http://Glenn-Campbell.com/album?albumname . (The alternate link roamingphotos.com/a?albumname will also work, but Glenn-Campbell.com/album?albumname is preferred.)

In the early days, I tried to label each photo with my visible caption with website, location and a copyright mark, but this became too much of a burden. (My photos may still be invisibly watermarked, and I am not relinquishing ownership of them.)

Be sure to check out my Videos!