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Angie and David Unsworth
Featured photographers
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Colour Management
Looking at ICC profiles
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Printing Staithes
Post-processing - Joe talks through processing and printing a classic Yorkshire scene
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The Peak District – Fran Halsall
Book review
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Alex Taylor
Featured reader
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Full Time Photographer, A Pipe Dream?
Richard Childs' reality check on being a 'Pro'
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Land and Landmarks – Fay Godwin
Book review
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A Landscape for the Imagination – AF & DJ Unsworth
Book review
The middle of February and no snow – well I suppose we’ve had enough in December but I for one am looking for some more just to try out my new snow chains. I have been out scouting out a new location for a guide and we’ll have some good content in the next two issues. Hopefully the next one will be Castle Crag where we’re meeting up with quite a few photographers and the one after that will be Goredale Scar, a location I’ve been checking out in the last week. We’ve also invested in an outdoor audio system so we can do some recording in the field – look for some content using this in March. People have been subscribing at a reasonable rate too so thank you very to all of you! Rob Hudson has also been interviewing photographer Chris Tancock and this looks like it could be a great feature. Dav Thomas has also been over and he will be talking about a few of his photographs in one of the March issues. We’re also meeting up with David Ward next week and I’m really looking forward to talking to him about his recent work.
Tim Parkin
Angie and David Unsworth
This issue we’re talking to Angie and David Unsworth, a photographic team (how novel) from Grasmere in the Lake District. A former painter, David works with his partner Angie to create beautiful images, nearly all taken within 10 miles of [ read ]
Colour Management
ICC Profiles and colour management seem to be the bane of many photographer’s lives. Understanding why and how to apply them seems a little like magic. Most of this confusion arises because simple descriptions of how they work are few [ read ]
Printing Staithes
In this one hour video, Joe Cornish talks through his workflow for taking a file just exported from a digital Phase 45+ file using Capture Raw through to assessing the final print.
The Peak District – Fran Halsall
The author, Fran Halsall, teaches digital imaging at the Peak District Photography Centre and as such is ideally placed to capture the changing weather and light in the English Peak District. The Peak District National Park, the subject of the [ read ]
Alex Taylor
Continuing our reader profiles, I caught up with Alex Taylor on the phone last week and he told me a little bit about his passion for landscape photography. Like many photographers of a certain generation, Alex started with a Zenith [ read ]
Full Time Photographer, A Pipe Dream?
Well, this month I was going to be writing about remote graveyards and burial grounds that I have discovered or researched and visited on my wanderings. however, having closed the doors of our gallery for the last time on the [ read ]
Land and Landmarks – Fay Godwin
As you may have read by now, I have spent the last week and a half looking at the life and works of Fay Godwin (click here to see our biography) and talking to various photographers about her work. The [ read ]
A Landscape for the Imagination – AF & DJ Unsworth
I came across Angie and David Unsworth whilst browsing the lf-photo.org.uk forums. Someone had posted a link to a Cumbria newspaper (the Westmorland Gazette – link) which featured a photograph of a couple using a 10×8 camera. Being a bit [ 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