- Alfred Kroeber and the Photographic Representation of California Indians
 - Looks at the use of images in Kroeber's ethnographic work in the early 1900s. - American Indians of the Pacific Northwest Digital Collection
- Provides an extensive digital collection of original photographs and documents about the Northwest Coast and Plateau Indian cultures. From the University of Washington Libraries.
- Crees of Northern Québec: A Photographic Essay
- Series of ethnographic portraits by Norman Chance and Paul Conklin.
- Curtis, Edward S. (1868-1952)@
- Ethnographic Photography and John Lindt
- Analyzes Lindt's image Black Gin and Child, which appeared in the Picturesque Atlas of Australasia (1886-1888).
- Exactitudes
- Documenting the dress codes of various social groups in a project called "Exactitudes."
- Fixing Shadows
- Consists of a set of pages devoted to photographic topics including the work of individual photographers and photographs of historical and ethnographic interest and value.
- Interactive Ethnography: Digital Photography at Lincoln High School
- Project looking at how multimedia can be effectively taught and used in the high school classroom.
- National Geographic Channel: Culture Shock Week Photo Contest
- Galleries of images submitted by viewers, including downloads and email postcards.
- Native Planet Photo Gallery
- Photo documentaries of indigenous peoples from Guatemala, Honduras, Panama, and Japan.
- Peoples of The World Foundation
- The world's minority peoples in words and pictures.
- Phil Borges: People of Endangered Cultures
- Collection showcasing the world's ethnic and cultural diversity.
- Photoethnography.com
- Features a gallery of works and essays, information on terms, techniques, and equipment, biographies of photoethnographers, and links to college and graduate courses in photoethnography.
- Reading Historic Photographs
- Explores how photographs of Native Americans from the late 1800s can be sources of ethnographic and historical information, particularly about aspects of material culture.
- Sarah Penman: Images of Native America
- Photographing, filming, and documenting the Nations of Native America.
- Secure the Shadow: Death and Photography in America
- Exploration of the photographic representation of death in the United States from 1840 to the present. By Jay Ruby.
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