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Creative Lightroom Pt 5
We looked at the basics of graduated filters in a previous video and in this first episode Joe Cornish and I look at the graduated filter in more detail and introduce the radial filter. more
An Approach to Composition
Preconceptions can lead to missing that little gem of a shot whilst you are en route elsewhere. more
Affection Of Golden Desert
It is the largest sand desert in Arabian Peninsula where it covers from Saudi Arabia, UAE, Oman and Yemen. It is called the Empty Quarter. more
Masters of Vision
Over the last month, the Master’s of Vision event has been displaying the work of some great landscape photographers. more
The Original Landscape Workshop
I first came across John Blakemore`s “Inscape” exhibition at Buxton Art Gallery in what must have been the early to mid 90s. more
There’s no Art without…
Great Art succeeds in revealing hidden truths: it makes you re-evaluate how you see the world or your fellow humans. more
The Credit Crunch
The issue is about giving credit for our inspiration and the influences in our work. more
Fields of the British Isles
Britain's landscape has many faces and with its remote uplands, dramatic summits and dynamic coastline to explore. more
Journey of Photographic Discovery
Mike Cummins reflects on his time in La Axarquia, far-removed from the generally lowland hills of Derbyshire. more
The Slow Interview with photographer Eliot Dudik
I was most interested in the idea of war, our current cultural and political standings that have been shoved down our collective throats and seem to be leading toward inevitable disaster. more
Sigma 35mm Art
One of the things I was wary of when starting On Landscape was including too many reviews. There are so many reviews out there already that adding a few more ‘yeah this looks quite good, 92%’ posts wouldn’t really contribute a lot. However, I did get a lot of people asking for my opinion on various items, from cameras and lenses to tripods and raw converters and when I feel I’ve had something to add beyond what is already more
Not a Master
In my images I wish to impart something of my relationship with them, but not something entirely independent of them. more
The Science of Lenses – Part Two
Those Dotted Lines (Astigmatism) OK, we’re back to the dotted lines and these need a little more explanation as they’re quite complicated. I want to show you in a diagram what is happening as a verbal explanation is quite difficult. What I want to show is that for a single point source of light, there are two possible planes in which it can be in focus. Very odd and it took me a while to understand myself but with the more