Back in 2016 Paul Heathcote wrote about the exhibition he had put on for this project and shared some insights into its six-year making. We catch up with Paul again to hear more about the project and creation of the book. more
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Most of the poems in Elmet were written by Hughes in collaboration with Fay Godwin, who provided the stunning black and white photographs of this part of Yorkshire where Hughes grew up. more
This issue our 4x4 landscape photography portfolio feature is from subscribers: Jim Hackley, John Higgs, Priyanka Paltanwale & Wade Thorson. more
I had driven by the sign many times, but never had time to stop. This trip I made a special point to visit the Toadstools of Escalante National Monument. more
The published images are taken in Switzerland and Cornwall, UK. Those are a few of my favourites and are captured under different weather conditions. more
Wind is an audible whisper, It’s a secret, and it’s a laugh, Murmured through the timeless trees, From ancient ages past. more
One of my favourite locations to hike and photograph is an area called the Granite Dells (Prescott, AZ). more
It’s those moments of perfect harmony when I’m closest to becoming myself and when I’ve been able to release the shackles of behaviour and attitude that contrive to impair free thinking. more
A look at some of Joe Cornish's images taken in Autumn 2018 more
Theo talked about his recent project, Shaped by the Sea where he explored the Atlantic coast of Europe, in every season and in all kinds of weather conditions. more
The Fireweed Turns takes place one summer in Alaska. Katharine MacDaid rented a jeep, bought a sleeping bag and a road map and set off with some half-remembered place names in a notebook. more
Saying “yes” means possessing a mind free of judgment and expectations and being open to whatever might come our way. more
All these emotions captured with my camera in this project, not only the breath-taking landscapes but the essence of Harris's voices and colours. more
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The scene of destruction could be why Don was drawn to this area, it looks like it has just been bombed, the image documents a crushed and repressed area. more
on Autumn in Scotland
Beautiful collection.
- Guy Tal, 14:07 17th Febon Autumn in Scotland
Always a pleasure and learning session, watching the videos with you both analizing Joe´s images. Thanks!
- Fabio Rage, 14:06 17th Febon Autumn in Scotland
Insightful as ever. Thanks, Tim and Joe.
- Ed Hannam, 14:06 17th Feb