Seeing the images that Verity Milligan shares online, her love of the rural and the remote is clear, but look a little deeper and it’s also apparent that the city that she calls home – Birmingham, UK - is very important to her too. more
The complex notion of man-made settings in relation to their existing natural landscape has thus been misconceived. In a highly urbanised world that we live in, geography has become the modern element for the creation of conflict. more
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From the earliest days of my journey in landscape photography, John Sexton has been an inspiration. As one of Ansel Adams’ former assistants, his dedication to producing fine art, black & white imagery using traditional materials is legendary. more
We’ve got a couple of books to review in this issue, both by Kozu and both authors have been featured in On Landscape. Paul Kenny's creations with saltwater, flotsam and jetsam are both fascinating and exquisitely crafted. Doug Chinnery has no secret of the fact that his photography has been influenced by Paul Kenny’s artworks (amongst others). more
This issue our 4x4 landscape photography portfolio feature is from subscribers: Alex Nail, Barry Rosof, Dan Dragos & Nils Leonhardt more
Every year the melt occurs at a different time in the Highlands of Iceland. Depending on the weather and snowfall over the winter the patterns and textures can vary wildly. more
On a camping and photo tour of South Africa’s North Cape State (North West on the Atlantic and South of Namibia) I spent several nights in the part of the Richtersveld National Park that is home to Quiver Trees (Aloidendron dichotomum). more
This portfolio is about the journey of the two souls, who have found each other. The images express the process of the relationship between two souls, expressing their love in time and space. more
I've selected some of those photos that have made me feel free. I wish I could share with the world the huge joys behind what many consider to be a sacrifice or a luxury. Nature shouldn’t be seen in that way. more
If you still mostly associate Neil with long-exposure photography, you’ll learn how extended application in the form of year-long competitions has benefitted his skill set and broadened his interests and portfolio. more
The diamond mining ghost town of Kolmanskop, a collection of skeletal buildings a short way off that same highway, is a testament to just that fact. more
A photography project inspired by the first woman mountain guide, Gwen Moffat & her book ‘Space Below My Feet’ more
In January of last year, I began photographing a body of work documenting Romanian NGO ‘Foundation Conservation Carpathia’ as they strive to create a new European Wilderness Reserve in the heart of the Southern Carpathian Mountains. more
It takes time to see beyond the obvious. If we allow it, an enchanting world can be conjured up from something totally unexpected. But we need to allow for the unexpected to happen. more
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on Ditching Graduated Filters
I'd quite happily dump the graduated filters if my version of Lightroom supported exposure blending but I think that's in the next up version which is now subscription only, so I'm stuck with the filters.
- Anthony Shaughnessy, 10:05 16th Augon The Myth of Universal Colour
Can't beleive I missed this comment. My problem wasn't with the absolute colour of the P45+ which you can always post process. It was with the relative colours for specific substances. Take a picture which includes agricultural greens and tree greens in late summer and the P45+ will not really differentiate [...]
- Tim Parkin, 10:05 16th Aug
on Reclaimed
Thank you for this article and pointing out the fact Kolmanskop was built on the backs of slave labor, akin to slaves and the cotton crop here in the United States. I experienced a flashback to my visit there in a heartbeat. Mesmerizing. Paul Hetzel, Springfield, Massachusetts
- Paul Hetzel, 10:05 16th Aug