Richard Earney
Richard Earney & Michéla Griffith | Posted
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
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What it meant to me
Paul Gallagher | Posted
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
Moving On
Chris Murray | Posted
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
Issue 168 PDF
Tim Parkin | Posted
Click here to download issue 168 (high quality, 139Mb) Click here to download issue 168 (smaller download, 94Mb) more
End frame: Chongqing XI, Chongqing Municipality by Nadav Kander
Paul Howell | Posted
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
Subscribers 4×4 Portfolios
Adriana Benetti-Longhini, Chris Dale, Goran Prvulovic & Sarah Strickler | Posted
Our 4x4 feature is a set of 4 photography portfolios from our subscribers: Adriana Benetti-Longhini, Chris Dale, Sarah Strickler & Goran Prvulovi more
Southern Highlands
Sarah Strickler | Posted
I finally saw the native azaleas and rhododendrons blooming in the wilds of the southern Appalachians this past June. more
Sunset Festival
Goran Prvulovic | Posted
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
Dark Woods
Chris Dale | Posted
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
Altopiano di Asiago
Adriana Benetti-Longhini | Posted
The town was the site of a battle between Austrian and Italian forces on the Alpine Front of World War I. more
Faroese Visions
Adam Pierzchala, Richard Childs, Pete Hyde, Harvey Lloyd-Thomas & Dave Martin | Posted
The Faroe Islands in May 2018 ~ a selection of their "favourite four" as chosen by each of them, illustrating the variety of styles in their group, as well as the different subjects and locations that caught their attention. more
Antipodean Adventures
Joe Cornish & Tim Parkin | Posted
Joe Cornish spent a few weeks travelling around Australia and New Zealand at the start of this year. Tim Parkin took the opportunity to ask him about a range of images taken during this trip. more
Jaume Llorens
Jaume Llorens & Michéla Griffith | Posted
His images are a celebration of nature, and of place, with many derived from the area around his home close to the Lake of Banyoles in north-eastern Catalonia. more
Lord of the Winds
Beata Moore | Posted
There is nothing regular or predictable about them, and with no control over the sea, timing is everything. more
Diamonds and Sand
Alister Benn | Posted
I’ll be honest, as a sceptic with a scientific background, even when we lived in the Tibetan Regions for 7 years, surrounded by monks, lamas and temples, I could never quite bring myself to meditate. more
Issue 167 PDF
Tim Parkin | Posted
Click here to download issue 167 (high quality, 107Mb) Click here to download issue 167 (smaller download, 55Mb) more
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 Octon Moving On
"There are two classes of human beings. One has ideas, which it believes in fully, perhaps, but modifies to bring about 'success.' The other class has ideas which it believes in and must carry out absolutely; success or no success. The first class has a tremendous majority, and they are all [...]
- Guy Tal, 11:11 12th Oct
on Filter Systems for Neutral Density, Graduated and Polarising Filters
Back in the old days of film I used these filters but now, as a digital photographer, I don´t see the point. Have you done a test that verify the need of using one? Just curious.
- Krister Berg, 16:26 4th Oct