This same fast paced culture of immediacy, speed and acceleration have also shaped not only the way we photograph but also the way we consume photography and the motivations and aspirations we have of the medium when we embrace it. more
The quality of the light can change dramatically depending on weather conditions and seasons. Autumn, spring and summer mists frequently cloak the Broadland rivers. more
Explaining the light is always the hardest thing to teach as a workshop leader. Interpreting it as a photographer is even more difficult. But there’s safety in numbers. There’s strength in unity, and depth can be achieved if we commit to an idea. If we bind together and unite behind a concept, the sum of the parts is always much greater. Cooperation, commitment, reaching out to a wider community is what drives the IrishLight Collection concept. The setting is the more
Critics of landscape photography and there are many, argue that it romantically pedals a dangerous myth that the natural environment is an unspoilt, Garden of Eden. more
It’s June the sixteenth and nearly midsummer. As I look out of the window I remember a couple of months earlier in the year when I was a landscape photographer. more
In our second and third instalments of our Capture One for Landscape series, Joe looks at a few of his images from a recent trip to the Isle of Eigg in the Scottish Inner Hebrides. more
You can feel the depth and breadth of the valley, its old age as if it were from time immemorial as if we were looking at the moment of the birth of our planet. more
Our 4x4 feature is a set of 4 landscape photography portfolios from our subscribers: Clayton Hairs, Daniel Howarth, Helen Storer & Roman Gieruć more
Having a walk in the heights of the Swiss Riviera and taking pictures of the lake, boats, clouds and sky. more
The Norfolk coastal landscape stretches for 90 miles. Standing on Norfolk’s beaches more often than not, we find space, freedom, autonomy. more
The different seasons give woodland a whole new lease of life. You could visit the same woodland over and over again and find something new to photograph each time. more
I like the idea of taking a 'straight' Landscape image and imbuing it with something more essential, also from the landscape from which I shot the wide shot. more
Vision 9, at the J-shaped Oxo gallery in London, showed the work of nine photographers, each having their own unique style. more
These photo series consist of these juxtaposed elements, may they are physical (the landscape, the habitat), time-related (ancient, new) or symbolic (sacred, profane). more
There’s been a resurgence in interest in artists’ books among landscape photographers recently. There is too the possibility that the book itself can become a thing of beauty and it’s been a pleasure to see the images that Shona Grant has been sharing of her creations. more
For an introvert, it is likely that the quality and experience of photography may be impeded by the not-uncommon tendency to practice photography in groups, or in places where escaping the presence, chatter, and behaviour of others is difficult. more
on Woodland Seasons
I love Daniel's image of the bluebell wood. I've almost stopped looking for Bluebell images because they all look like cliches, but Daniel has captured the allure of being in an atmospheric place at a certain time of day. The bluebells just add to the overall picture rather than being the [...]
- harpon66, 07:51 today
on Norfolk
Good one, Ruth. Excellent images to accompany a text that makes the place so inviting. I'd love to photograph Norfolk because it is so different to the Highlands, to which I belong.
- Donald MacKenzie, 07:51 todayon Just breathe
Great images Roman. Good to see photos from my neighborhood too! I used to live in Pully... near Gruyères now. The lake Geneva is indeed a wonderful place to photograph and breathe, like you well say. Regards. Rafael.
- Rafael Rojas, 07:51 today