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Capture Lakeland – Book Review
Most of the classic locations in the Lakes are represented, and if James likes an area, you’ll get more photographs of it. more
On self-reliance, solitude and landscape photography
I instantly paused the interview and started thinking of some adventures of my own in order to embrace landscape photography thoroughly, like he did in that journey. more
End Frame: The Strangles by David Ward
When I received an email from On Landscape to write for the "End Frame" I was thrilled at first and then panicked. Panicked for two reasons/; Which photograph or artist to write about? There are so many I appreciate and adore. From Galen Rowel to Guy Tal. From Bruce Percy to Michael Kenna. From Ansel Adams to Jack Dykinga. Can I write anything at all, words worthy of the image? Firstly, I used Google to find images made by my more
Subscribers 4×4 Portfolios
Our 4x4 feature is a set of 4 landscape photography portfolios from our subscribers: Ana Tofan, David Moorhouse, Giannis Gogos & Glyn Lewis. more
Scrudieness Lighthouse
These image's that have been sent you are of Scrudieness Lighthouse Ferryden Montrose Scotland At sunrise and of the new led light of Scrudieness Lighthouse in action. more
Metamorphosis
Inspired by artistic movements, I wanted to give a painterly feeling to my photographs. more
Limestone
Not far from my home I have access to some remarkable limestone pavements where I have made a project of photographing the trees & the glacial erratic boulders scattered along the pavements. more
Meeting of Minds Conference Exhibition
Delighted to announce the launch of the On Landscape Conference Exhibition in collaboration with Fotospeed. more
Neil Barr
For Neil, landscape photography started as an addendum to an escape into the landscapes of Scotland, but it soon became much more than that leading him to step through the door. more
It Depends
The short answer is that creative expression (accomplished by way of divergent thinking) is shown to be strongly correlated with a sense of meaning in life. more
My Journey into Large Format Photography
Large Format will not make a bad picture good but what it will do is make a good picture even better, even if just by the sense of achievement gained when it all comes together. more
Bottom Moor
For most people, the drive to work in the cold dark mornings during autumn and winter provides an indifferent start to their day. For me, as I pull off the driveway I'm full of hope and optimism. more
On Exhibitions
Scientific research has proved that our brains react and process information in different ways, activating different parts of the brain, depending on whether we are exposed to physical or digital media (like an image on our iPhone). more
End Frame: Souvenir d’un Futur #4 by Laurent Kronental
As with many people who write articles of this ilk, I don't think I can reduce the world of photography down to a single image. For a start outside the context of photo-journalism, I am not sure of the power of the single image. more