A7R on the Road in Scotland
The first two articles looked at the A7R and some wide angle options available to the landscape photographer. I had the opportunity to take the camera and lenses to Scotland in the first week of February for some Winter [ read ]
Landscape Photography Conference 2014
As you might have noticed in our email newsletter or in the editors comments at the start of last issues PDF, we have been planning a landscape photography conference for November of this year and we started selling tickets to [ read ]
Blind Critique Dav Thomas and David Breen
I hope you’ve had time to drop in on one of our blind critique sessions over the last couple of months. Dav Thomas and David Breen, the two directors of Triplekite Publishing, took part in one at the end of [ read ]
Sea Fever by David Baker
Books by British landscape photographers are fairly thin on the ground. We’ve a handful from the end of last year that we’re going to review but there is one book from one of our featured photographers that we thought you’d [ read ]
Creative Landscape Photography Webinar
Apologies for the delay in posting this video (it’s been on You Tube for a little while but we forgot to post an article telling you about it). This is the last part of Doug Chinnery’s three part series on [ read ]
Blind Critique with David Clapp (Part Two)
We had to run a second Blind Critique Webinar with David Clapp because of the volume of submissions. We might have gone a bit quick through these but we hope you got some good feedback. The webinars are open to [ read ]
Esen Tunar
Esen Tunar has been impressing people with his astrophotography and aurora pictures on Flickr for some time but he’s not just a sky watcher as the images in this weeks featured photographer show.. Can you tell me a little about [ read ]
On Paul Wakefield and “The Landscape”
We’re very pleased to be able to include content from a PDF designed by Eddie Ephraums, about Paul Wakefield’s new book “The Landscape” which includes extracts from Paul’s notebooks, page spreads and also two short essays by Joe Cornish and [ read ]
Paul Wakefield Workshop
If you ask many people who the seminal landscape photographers in the UK were I’m sure a majority would mention Joe Cornish and Charlie Waite. However who would Joe and Charlie mention if asked the same question. The answer would [ read ]
Terry Johnson
We at On Landscape have been aware of Terry and his growing body of work for some time. His approach to photographing trees is strongly graphic and quite reminiscent of some oriental art. His refreshingly different approach to a common [ read ]
From the Ashes Rise
I’ve been making photographs in Epping Forest regularly for almost three years. It was my intention to bring the project to a close in July. My visits are generally much less frequent during the summer as it’s all far too [ read ]
Postcards from Scotland
Our Autumn holidays in Scotland are always a gamble. Is there going to be any decent weather? Is there going to be any autumnal colour? Well the odds on the first can be pretty good as the only really bad [ read ]
Creative Landscape Photography Webinar
Hot off the press here’s a recording of the webinar from last night. We’ll be adding a couple of photos and links from the webinar when we go live with issue 64 at the weekend. The webinar is the first [ read ]
David Moorhouse
This issue we’ve talked to David Moorhouse, a photographer who I noticed when he showed some amazing pictures of Glencoe on Flickr which you’ll see included. Can you tell me a little about your education, childhood passions, early exposure to [ read ]
Masters of Vision 2013
In 2009 Pete Bridgwood put on an exhibition at Southwell Minster which showcased the work of a Master photographer as well as a few of his colleagues work. The first Master was Charlie Waite with a supporting role by Amateur [ read ]
on Distant Horizons
It must have been rather fab to research this, and it's terrific to encounter artists involved in the genre.
- milouvision, 11:20 16th Junon Camera Survey
It might be interesting to see how the votes would stack if you asked in three months to repeat the survey, I for one missed the original request. It's a very interesting survey and nice to see that Pentax still have such a large following, likewise the medium and large format categories, [...]
- Douglas Salteri, 08:54 16th Jun
on Is Adobe Creative Cloud Bad For Photographers?
Great article Paul! I hope Adobe will continue to develop Photoshop with new features for photographers. I would love some new adjustment layers, how about midtone contrast (a.k.a clarity)?
- Magnus Lindbom, 07:32 16th Jun