


Charlotte Gibb
You will find classic views of these on her website, but she is drawn more to making her own observations of the places which she holds dearest to her heart and which she has developed close relationships with. more

Bark Art
When you look at trees close-up, it is almost disconcerting the extent to which they are not hard inanimate solids, but almost flesh-like, delicate and vulnerable. more

Yan Preston – Mother River
The plan was to photograph, with a large plate camera, 63 Y points which correlate to precisely 100 kilometre points along the Yangtze River, making up an epic journey of 6.320 km across China more

Endframe: ‘A view of Bossington Beach looking west, taken in the early morning’ by Joe Cornish
It was a moment that struck me immediately, a deeply visceral study of light, form, flow, textures, and gravitas. Here was a photograph that seemed to be about a time and place, not merely a documentary. more

Camera Types for Large Format Photography
For the uninitiated, the different types of large format cameras available can be daunting. more

Subscribers 4×4 Portfolios
Our 4x4 feature is a set of 4 landscape photography portfolios from our subscribers: Alison Taylor, Arron Haggart, David Eberlin & Nils Karlson more

Mass of Light
My own words tend to fail on me – that's why I use a camera to express myself – but this excerpt from the First Bardo Of Dying might give a rough idea more

River Trent, Near Bulcote
These photos are a small selection of the images taken in the last fifteen months. I have spent some time concentrating on a small local patch about a mile upstream of home. more

Fences
A lot of times when shooting landscape, I like to incorporate something into the photo that supports the image. more

Yorkshire Wolds
The Yorkshire Wolds are the most northerly chalk lands in the UK and their beauty is often missed by people rushing to the coast or the cities. more

Thomas Peck’s Critiques
I make no apologies for focussing on Marc Adamus in this article. A photographer who, in every sense of the word (awe, majesty, grandeur, fear etc), makes Sublime images. more

Bruce Percy
Bruce talks about simplicity and minimalism - with images from Bolivia, Harris & Hokkaido. more

Alex Bamford
Alex Bamford’s solution to the perennial problem of fitting photography around work has been to go out and make images by moonlight. more

A Change of Format
Apparently, film photography is making a comeback. Actually, it never went away, but in the same way that vinyl record sales are booming again, there is definitely a resurgent interest in film photography. more

An Introduction to Large Format Photography
A look at some of the most prominent photographers in the world reveals a significant minority still use film and many of those also prefer to capture their compositions using said unwieldy contraptions. more