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The Anatomy of Grey
A lot of today’s black and white images seem to be missing some of the subtle mid greys that I love so much. more
Luinneagan
I knew the haiku would be the route back to the poetry of the landscape. Being a Gaelic speaker I decided to write them in that language to accompany my photographs and the ‘Gaiku’ was born. more
Space Not Things
The key point for me is that I am seeing, in the context of ‘photograph’, with all of my assumptions and biases. The concepts I bring to viewing a photograph are cultural, learned. more
End Frame: Convergence, Iceland by Rafael Rojas
There is just enough space between the receding wave which mirrors the cliff exactly and the cliff to draw you through to explore the rest of the picture but always pulls you back to that point to start again..... Genius. more
Subscribers 4×4 Portfolios
Our 4x4 feature is a set of 4 landscape photography portfolios from our subscribers: Gerald Rowles, Goran Prvulovic, Kathleen Holman & Xavier Arnau Bofarull. more
The pond near home
Thirty minutes walking from home, there is a pond used by a Fishing Club. It's an exceptional place to make regular visits. At dusk or down, the location offers very good conditions to try to show the different moods of the place, depending on the time of day, weather conditions or the changing. more
Tree Therapy
The forest, depending on the season and time, is bleak and still, with all the bones of the trees exposed, or it is backlit, vibrant, and rustling with movement. more
Rocks of San Andreas Fault
From jagged canyons and protruding rocks to hidden creeks and secluded oasis’s, this assortment of landscapes inspired me to make this recent collection. more
Flyover Country – More Than That
Returning to life in Iowa became the object of my photographic affections. And Iowa has loved me back like no iconic location would. more
Kevin Marston
I wanted to connect with the landscape or whatever was in front of me in more of a raw emotional way, and that seemed to lead me into more abstract areas. more
An insight into handbound books
Handbound artist books now represent most of my photographic output. I think I am confident their legacy will be longer for my heirs than any of my stored boxes of prints. more
Morality and Realism in Photography
To a photographic artist, the insistence on dogmatic adherence to the tenets of photojournalism is especially confounding. There is no reason to judge a photograph not intended to serve an evidentiary purpose based on the very thing it is not meant to be. more
Why I am a Tourist
I am currently doing research into why photographers (and other tourists) find human constructions to be attractive focal points in remote and otherwise “natural” environments. In particular derelict structures appear to be favoured. more
Romania Project Diary
When I discovered that I’d been awarded the Royal Photographic Society Environmental Bursary to create a new series – a series that I’d been wanting to create for some time more
The Confident Artist
Creating a body of work that is original and consistent with vision or voice (or whatever you call it) is the most difficult challenge facing any photographer. more