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Photography and Film
Berkeley Art Museum/Pacific Film Archive

http://www.uampfa.berkeley.edu/

The visual arts center of the University of California at Berkeley, the UAM/PFA is noted for its thought-provoking exhibitions of both art and film. The museum Web site contains online versions of current and former exhibitions.

California Museum of Photography

http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/

Site contains photos, descriptions, and other information from exhibits at this museum. Also links to a museum store, with copies of featured photos from the exhibit for sale.

International Center of Photography

http://www.icp.org/

Established to collect 20th-century works, this center has a special emphasis on documentary photography. The center, located in New York City, also teaches all levels of photography. Site contains photos from special exhibits.

National Museum of Photography, Film, and Television

http://www.nmsi.ac.uk/nmpft/

This museum contains varied displays, interactive features, large and small screens, and constantly changing special exhibitions, events, theater, and education. Permanent galleries include: The Story of Popular Photography (The Kodak Museum), The IMAX Cinema, Television Galleries, Photography is News, and Pictureville Cinema.

Photo Perspectives

http://www.i3tele.com/photo_perspectives_museum/faces/

An interactive photography museum for the photographic examinations of contemporary society and culture. Site provides links to other sites related to photography or the topics of the current exhibits.

Southeast Museum of Photography

http://www.dbcc.cc.fl.us/dbcc/smp/smphome.htm

Museum has a large collection and hosts exhibitions year round. Site provides descriptions of exhibits and includes sample photos. Museum also focuses on photographic education, with the Southeast Museum School of Photography nearby. Provides links to other museums and galleries.

Virtual Photographic Museum

http://home.pi.net/~patgoos/home.html

Site topics include Photoshop experiments, workshop lighting techniques, and JavaScript “TechTalk.” Site also links to interesting information such as “Everything about slides and how to present them,” “A quest for making even better pictures…,” and “A photographic statement for peace in the Middle East.”