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Of Wood and Water
These personal interpretations of wood and water, made over the past 3 years, form the basis for the images selected for display at The Joe Cornish Galleries. more
Birgit Potthoff
I want to take the viewer on a trip into a small frozen world, previously unseen by humans, on a journey to a fairytale-like universe of light, shapes and colours. more
Two New Speakers for Conference
If you’ve been looking closely, the On Landscape photography conference, “Meeting of Minds”, it is still a couple of speakers short. That’s because we’ve been chatting with a few people about the possibility of talking at the conference and we’ve only just completed the process. more
#Connected2018
The collaborative, community based and fully open #Connected exhibition this year moves into its 11th year of bringing photographers of all levels from enthusiast to professional together to celebrate the creativity and photographic talent of the wider photography community. more
The More Things Change
In order for photographs to be considered truly creative, it is not enough for the photographer to passively recognise a visually appealing, or otherwise expressive, composition when coming into contact with it. more
Successful Definitions
True creative fulfilment is found in the process, not the prize, however shiny that might seem. more
Aligning the Moral Compass
Our responsibility should probably carry over to our post processing and image sharing as well. The ramifications of what we share and how it impacts others has to be considered if we care about the places we photograph. more
A Celebration of Contemporary Landscape Photography
If you love landscape photography – or indeed simply love the colours, mood, light and contours of our beautiful world – then this exhibition is well worth a visit. more
Issue 155 PDF
Photography is a lot more than just creating pictures. The whole process we go through in the production of photographs is at least as important and for some more important than the final images themselves. more
End Frame: The flight of the Örn by Nils Strindberg
The image was taken by Nils Strindberg, a member of the Swedish 1897 An-drée Arctic expedition. more
The Landscape Photographer’s Guide to Photoshop – Book Review
The book really shouldn’t be called “A guide to Photoshop” as it’s really a guide to processing images that just happens to use Photoshop as an example. more
Subscribers 4×4 Portfolios
Our 4x4 feature is a set of 4 landscape photography portfolios from our subscribers: Alan Ranger, David Ball, Lucy Littleton & Martial Comeau more
Fotospeed Launch OBA Free Matt Paper
With the help of Joe Cornish (read more ofJoe's articles), an early convert to Fotospeed papers, they have produced Platinum Cotton 305. more
Isabel Curdes
A perfectionist in search of atmosphere and ephemera through ‘imperfect’ images and prose and a lover of film. more
Hot Places
I want to show how Iceland has changed into a destination for mass tourism and how people are experiencing nature in the days of selfie sticks, social media and cheap flights. more