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End frame: “Below South Crofty” by Jem Southam

For some this picture is a mysterious invocation of the spirit of place, and yet for others is little more than an undisciplined snapshot, barely worth consideration as a "landscape photograph" at all. more

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End frame: Pale Shelter by Mark Littlejohn

Why am I drawn to it so much? I think the combination of the blizzard-like conditions, which produce a whiteout around the whole border of the image, added to the deep snow on the ground make for a truly beautiful winter scene. more

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Endframe: Morning by Chris Friel

I feel like a bit of a cheat choosing this photograph as a couple a years ago I would not have looked at this sort of thing, never mind bought the book. more

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Endframe: Gateway to the Moors II by Joe Cornish

I can still somehow remember the moment of engaging with this one in a quiet yet glowing contentment a few years ago. I don't really remember when and where precisely just the conscious engagement. more

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Endframe: Sleepy Hollow – Epping Autumn two by Nigel Morton

Nigel's images just blew me away, across the board.  It wasn't just one single image, it was his entire Flickr portfolio that led to this visceral reaction, but in particular, Sleepy Hollow that really sucked me in. more

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Endframe: “Sandhills Blizzard Cherry County, Nebraska” by Andrew L. Moore   

It is Summer here in New York, but I can feel the frost radiating cold from Andrew L. Moore’s photograph "Sandhills Blizzard" Cherry County, Nebraska 2013. more

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Endframe: ‘Llanberis over Glyn Rhonwy’ by Richard Childs

I can’t now recall how or when I first became aware of this work but there are several reasons why it caught my eye then and has since become a firm favourite. more

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Beaches

Four Images from a recent trip to Harris And Lewis. more

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Bepton Down

We moved to this area 7 years ago but only last year I became aware that there are wildflowers on ancient chalk downland on Bepton Down SSSI. more

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Harris and Berneray

While I was processing these images of Harris and Berneray in The Outer Hebrides I came across some great images by Mike Prince in Issue 136 of On Landscape, also taken in West Harris. more

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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

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Endframe: Morning Mist, Rock Island Bend by Peter Dombrovskis

Is it idealistic to believe a photograph can change the world? Perhaps. But if it can happen, then it would a photo like this: an arresting image of an epic monolith in a primal setting. I suspect it somehow connects with the ancient parts of our brains. more

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End Frame: René Burri – Men on a Rooftop – Sao Paulo 1960

Andrew Tobin chooses one of his favourite images: René Burri - Men on a Rooftop - Sao Paulo 1960. more

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Endframe: Seattle Gasworks by David Fokos

Some images pass by while others grab your attention immediately but still allow you to move on. Others both grab your attention immediately and get under your skin. more

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Endframe: The magical forest by Sandra Bartocha

I don’t remember the large landscapes when I’ve been out. In those moments of tranquillity, it’s the small elements I remember - the light dancing through the leaves on the trees or the frost glistening on the grass in the sunrise. more

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