Lichens
Adam Pierzchala | Posted
Lichens grow only very slowly, sometimes only a few millimetres in a year. Slow growth often implies longevity and lichens are among the oldest living things on the planet. more
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Phone Photos
Mark Littlejohn | Posted
My iPhone removes all the technical barriers. I see something and I snap it. Simple. We make life too complicated at times. more
Issue 209 PDF
Tim Parkin | Posted
Click here to download issue 209 (high quality, 145Mb) Click here to download issue 209 (smaller download, 110Mb) more
End frame: Paria Canyon, Vermillion Cliffs Wilderness area in Northern Arizona by Jack Dykinga
Paul Hetzel | Posted
A mecca of sorts for landscape photographers, Paria Canyon is certainly well documented. Nevertheless, Dykinga’s image stands apart. I was struck by the juxtaposition of the ancient petrified sand dunes with the withered branch. more
Subscribers 4×4 Portfolios
James W. Fortune, Kåre Selvejer, Leslie Landerkin & Nils Leonhardt | Posted
This issue our 4x4 landscape photography portfolio features are from subscribers: James W. Fortune, Kåre Selvejer, Leslie Landerkin & Nils Leonhardt more
Patterns of the Outer Hebrides
Nils Leonhardt | Posted
This brief collection of photographs is a highly curated synthesis of what the Outer Hebrides represent to me in a deeply aesthetical way. more
Finding Beauty in the Fog
Leslie Landerkin | Posted
Landscapes in the marsh and along the canal can be cluttered making it more challenging to isolate the scene. But with fog comes the opportunity to discover and capture the beauty more simply. more
ICM – First attempts in a new and unknown direction
Kåre Selvejer | Posted
For some time I have had a wish of making more abstract images, concentrating more on shapes, colours and my own emotional responses to the landscape rather than the subject itself. more
The West Coast
James W. Fortune | Posted
My family and I have been visiting the West for coming up to a decade, with a particular focus on the Inner Hebrides. I quickly found myself utterly enchanted by the area. more
Lockdown Podcast #7
Tim Parkin | Posted
This issues podcast's topic is books and specifically, Joe and David's experiences making their first ones. more
Tragedies of the Landscape Commons
Guy Tal | Posted
In recent years, landscape photography has become so popular that photographers now pose a real risk to the welfare of natural landscapes and their communities of life, and to the experiences these places make possible. more
The Path Towards Expression – part 4
Rafael Rojas | Posted
At the very root of the project “Totems” lies a critical opinion about the unsustainable relationship between human beings and their environment. more
Jenifer Bunnett
Jenifer Bunnett & Michéla Griffith | Posted
Jenifer’s images show a quieter side of the sea, though not without the potential to occasionally take her feet from under her. more
Perfection in Nothingness
Thomas Peck | Posted
What does this image convey to you? A feeling of peace, calm and quietness? Does it suggest tranquillity and harmony? Perhaps a meditative feeling, of a sense of emptiness? more
Salinity
Darren Lewey | Posted
I saw the potential for revealing a chaotic harsh environment seemingly devoid of conventional photographic beauty in graphical terms. more
The Post-Processing Debate, Part II
Timothy Floyd | Posted
The essence of the current debate is, at what point does post-processing cease to approximate reality as it was and begin to depict reality as the photographer wished it to be? more
on End Frame: Autumn Leaves in Wood by Glenys Garnett
Thanks for sharing. I too am experimenting with cyanotypes also anthotypes - so now know to watch Glenys. What an inspirational video!
- Veronica M Worrall, 16:29 22nd Junon Landscape and the Philosophers of Photography
Wonderful stuff Keith. I read along through a couple of cups of coffee, stopping(it is a long deep tract), to think and query and “sense check”, but each time as I read on you were ahead of me, even to the final quote. All we can do individually, is stay curious, [...]
- Robin Jones, 16:29 22nd Jun
on Landscape and the Philosophers of Photography
Brilliant essay ..and whilst reading I was wondering if you would be mentioning Guy Tal because my thoughts went to his questioning of the reason why we are making the photography! You have listed many reasons and those alluding to some form of admiration would seem to apply more [...]
- Veronica M Worrall, 16:29 22nd Jun