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Desert Epiphany
Our somewhat spontaneous plan to journey through the deserts of China’s Silk Road for three weeks was only 4 days old, having been born on a New Year’s Day walk near our home on the west coast of Scotland. more
Issue 134 PDF
If you’ve looked at the internet at all over the last few days you can’t miss the fact that April Fools day has come and gone. With rumours from Sony and Nikon merging to the discovery of a ‘depolarising’ filter, it’s been difficult to take anything seriously at all, no change there really in the present climate. more
The Lochaber Traverse
The Lochaber Traverse is one of the most magnificent mountain ridges in Scotland, a journey of 23 miles crossing the summits of five mountains over 3,000ft in height before climbing Ben Nevis via the famous CMD Arête. more
Subscribers 4×4 Portfolios
Our 4x4 feature is a set of 4 landscape photography portfolios from our subscribers: Kay Hathway, Kenneth Meijer, Louis Murphy & Stewart Gregory more
Eldorado Canyon
I discovered Eldorado Canyon State Park a week after I moved to Boulder, Colorado for a new job. It was a bit scary driving my Prius down the severely potholed dirt road through the town of Eldorado Springs to get to the park, but the moment I drove in, my jaw dropped. more
Connected 10
On the weekend of Saturday the 8th and Sunday the 9th of April, the 10th Connected exhibition will take place at the Patchings Art Centre in Nottingham. On this 10th anniversary of the exhibition, there will be two days of talks and the gallery spreads across more area. more
Andy Gray
Andy Gray has developed a technique which frequently uses exaggerated camera movements, and for which the recorded image is merely the starting point more
Wild Garlic
Whilst most photographers are keen to bag some lovely bluebells shots around the country I’ve decided to highlight a beautiful spring-flowering plant that I’m very familiar with, the ramson or wild garlic. more
Mark Littlejohn Talk
At the Meeting of Minds conference 2017, Mark opened the event with a talk about the aesthetics and reasoning behind his use of split toning in his photography of the Lake District. more
An Audience of Character
For my lightning talk at the On Landscape Meeting of Minds conference, I considered how my images of water were evolving and I talked not just about using the water’s surface as a canvas, but about loosening the knots of representational landscape photography. more
Issue 133 PDF
The Photography Show is running again at the moment and for the first year in a long time we haven’t attended. It’s probably a good thing as we’ve travelled back and forth from our new base in Scotland a lot in the last few weeks including setting up the new On Landscape exhibition at the Joe Cornish gallery. more
Yes We Can
Encouraging female photographers to get ‘out there’ on their own at the more ‘unsociable hours’ of the day or night – and experience the immense photographic and personal satisfaction in doing so! more
Subscribers 4×4 Portfolios
Our 4x4 feature is a set of 4 landscape photography portfolios from our subscribers: Peter Stevens, Fabrizio Marocchini, David Haughton & David Cary more
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
Thomas Joshua Cooper
Last year, Colin McClean suggested that we should interview with Thomas Joshua Cooper, the Professor and founder of the Fine Art Photography Department at Glasgow School of Art, and with Colin's connections with the Department, he offered to help arrange it. more