This issue our 4x4 landscape photography portfolio feature is from subscribers: Alexandra Wesche, Amar Sood, Kas Stone & David Braddon-Mitchell more
For part of the year, I live at Bundanoon, in the Southern Highlands of NSW - the high country a hundred clicks south of Sydney. more
What’s important are our experiences in those landscapes and the larger meaning-of-life questions we ponder when we are out there. more
It’s no secret that landscape photographers like spending time in woodland. These often hidden areas of beauty can be both challenging and extremely rewarding to shoot. more
The tree alley which is the subject of these photographs is likely one of the most photographed locations in Germany, at least regarding trees. more
Contending that photography, like painting, can be a medium for art, photographers of the 19th century evolved a style known as Pictorialism. more
If you can't make the Meeting of Minds Conference in Penrith this November, don't worry as we'll be livestreaming the event for free on YouTube. more
The Warped Topographies project has crystallised in my mind that I prefer a more abstract form of photography, but it’s also reignited my interest in older and alternative processes. more
We all, as photographers, reach for our camera, place in the frame what we want to include in our photograph, and press the shutter button. One thing that is common in all of us is that we did it for a reason. more
In many ways my story is no different from so many other nature photographers who, tired of the stress and strain of the corporate world longed to live a life of greater meaning. more
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An image I believe demonstrates many of these qualities and a favourite of mine is ‘Chongqing XI, Chongqing Municipality’ by Nadav Kander. It is part of his award-winning series ‘Yangtze, The Long River’. more
Our 4x4 feature is a set of 4 photography portfolios from our subscribers: Adriana Benetti-Longhini, Chris Dale, Sarah Strickler & Goran Prvulovi more
I finally saw the native azaleas and rhododendrons blooming in the wilds of the southern Appalachians this past June. more
The Sunset Festival has been a special celebration of Banff’s remarkable sunsets, with the entire facility atop of Sulfur Mountain getting renovated and transformed into the ultimate viewing pleasure. more
I've been a lover of woodland photography for several years now, a lot of this has been quite representative colour scenes, but more recently have favoured a darker, more
on Moving On
A fascinating read. I felt much the same fear and excitement after a mid life career change but I never regretted a moment of it. Good Luck and enjoyment in your new life
- Alison Taylor, 08:14 18th Octon Moving On
A great read, Chris! Enjoyed reading about your approach to becoming a full time artist. I was reminded of an essay I read from Paul Graham on running your life as 'managers vs. makers.' There is nothing quite like having large blocks of time to think and create vs. the day [...]
- Krista McCuish, 08:14 18th Oct
on The Hebridean sea
Super images, I alway enjoy this sort of photography showing the dynamic power of the sea.
- Adam Pierzchala, 11:11 12th Oct