About Us

Welcome to Travel Photographers Network

Travel Photographers Network (TPN) is the premiere web community for photographers who want to improve their skills and photographic knowledge. If you are one of those people who still gets excited about the prospect of jumping on a plane, train, car, bicycle, skates, or even sneakers (trainers if you are European) to go across the Equator or across the street, and if you can't conceive of doing this without bringing your camera along, then you'll want to join Travel Photographers Network!

All new members to Travel Photographers Network receive full member beneifts for 30 days. After 30 days, pay for an annual subscription and continue to receive full member benefits including personal gallery, biography page, links to your personal and professional website and blogs, etc. Basic members are still able to participate in the forums, contribute and comment on articles, and critique other member photos.

History and Milestones

TPN was born out of the Nature Photographers Network website. NPN Founder Jim Erhardt recognized there was a hole to fill for travel photography and that many of the NPN members also travelled extensively. In late 2003 Jim created the Travel Photographers Network. Somewhere around 2006, Jim Erhardt turned over TPN to one of it's prominent members, Jim White. Jim White served as owner/editor until January 2010 when he turned it over to the current owner/editor Walter Rowe. Some of the important milestones in TPN's history are:

Our Mission

The mission of the Travel Photographers Network is to:

Our Community

Travel Photographers Network is just as the name implies. We are a network of like-minded photographers who enjoy combining our love of photography with our love of travel. The TPN website is organized into several sections to provide the best member experience possible.

Membership Supported

TPN is supported almost entirely through membership dues. Limited advertising has been introduced to the site to help offset the cost of running it, but the intention is to keep this to a minimum.


Travel Photographers Network
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