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Big Camera Comparison – Comments
Joe Cornish Having been involved in the testing process I was a little nervous whether our 'work' in the field and studio would stand up to close scrutiny. Previous internet-published tests often seem to have a hidden agenda, (possibly to prove that the tester is right having invested in a particular digital workflow!). As a reader it would be helpful to understand what that agenda is, if any. Tim, no regular reader of this magazine will doubt that you are more
Large Format vs Medium Format Digital and Full Frame
Joe Cornish - Phase One P45 & 5x4 film; Dav Thomas, DSLR, moved to film and large format; Chris Ireland, Phase One’s representative in the NE of England more
Working in a Different Field
To become a good teacher of photography you have to find a way of explaining that procedure, looking at your own work or by critical analysis of another's more
Interview with Andrew Nadolski
Andrew Nadolski’s ‘End of the Land’ represented a watershed for many photographers in its discovery of a unique beauty in a small beach in Cornwall... more
Forget About the Forecast!
Making the most of the conditions that you are given is part and parcel of landscape photography and it’s something I am only now coming to recognise. more
The Art of Discovery
I've always been in love with the outdoors and fell in love with photographing it. I made a plan to escape the repetitious nature of a teaching timetable. more
Does Dark Matter?
It has come to my attention over the last few years that many landscape photographers have begun to shun a very good friend of mine – the black pixel. more
Balancing Light
Paul Moon’s article about the inclusion of areas of black in an image got me thinking about a pet peeve of mine - the balance of light in a picture. more
The Rheine – Andreas Gursky
When news of Gursky’s record breaking picture hit the headlines I realised what a visceral reaction it had stirred up in many photographers. more
Hello, Nice to Meet you
I have a strange relationship with my new photos. This is to do with working with film and its lack of immediacy, also because they are previously glimpsed more
Poppit Sands Exploration
Michael is best known for his exploration at Poppit Sands, west Wales. The commitment is remarkable because the area is about the size of a football pitch. more
Gallery – Joe Cornish
Joe’s sixth published book had a bit to prove in some people’s eyes but they shouldn't be too disappointed. The quality of the book is wonderful with exceptionally good paper and printing. more
Art of Adventure – Bruce Percy
A lot of the images in the book are environmental portraits taken in various third world countries (India, Nepal, Cambodia, Ethiopia and South America). more
Hipstamatic Landscape Photography
Hipstamatic has probably done a large amount to drive the iPhone to become the most used camera on Flickr. It has been used in art projects and exhibitions. more