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End Frame: Chopped Tree, Nr Bradbourne, Derbyshire by Fay Godwin
Andrew Herbert chooses one of his favourite images
Subscribers 4×4 Portfolios
Allan Harris, Cameran Ashraf, Chris Wilson & John Barton
My Top 12
Tim Parkin's Favourites from the Highlands in 2017
Interview with Ben Horne
Ben Responds to our Readers Questions
Natural Moments
A first exhibition
Sharp but not Sharper
Matching Intent & Objective
The Rain in my Blood
An exhibition // a record // the best years of my life
The Impact of Photography on Impressionism
The Impact of Impressionism on Photography
Nicki Gwynn-Jones
Featured Photographer
A Green and Pleasant Land Exhibition
Towner Gallery, Eastbourne on until 21st January 2018
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Christmas arrives but once a year - thank goodness! I’m not a complete curmudgeon though - I do like the idea of a national holiday and some form of celebration in some of the darkest times, but the commercial nature of Christmas can’t help but grate on you after a while. It’s even been studied, and a new clinical illness “Christmas music-induced stress disorder” has been revealed in retail staff who have to suffer from a full season of dire muzak.
The ending of the year and beginning afresh is something that does appeal though. A chance to look back at what has happened in the previous twelve months and make plans for the next is an annual chance to make sure we’re on the right track and, if not, do something about it.
On Landscape itself is something that we’ve been thinking about at the end of this very busy year. We’ve been putting together some interesting plans for next year and now that we’re settled in a location with access to some more photogenic places and with rather a lot of fine photographers passing by throughout the year the possibilities are endless!
We’re also interested in how your year has gone, so if you want to share your favourite photograph of 2017 with a little info about why you’ve chosen it, we’ll put together a gallery to share with our readers (you can send you 2048px image to submissions@onlandscape.co.uk).
We’re signing off now for Christmas and new year. We’ll be returning with the next PDF mid-January, but we will be publishing articles online in the meantime! So try to have an enjoyable holiday and we look forward to seeing you in 2018!
Tim Parkin
Issue 150 PDF
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End Frame: Chopped Tree, Nr Bradbourne, Derbyshire by Fay Godwin
Fay's image is a straight representation of the scene but the artistry is in how it's been composed and framed, it seems self contained as if there isn't anything outside that frame. more
Subscribers 4×4 Portfolios
Our 4x4 feature is a set of 4 landscape photography portfolios from our subscribers: Allan Harris, Cameran Ashraf, Chris Wilson & John Barton. more
My Top 12
The ultimate goal of any 365 project is to get out every day and take a photo. I did get out at least very few days and posted a picture every day. more
Interview with Ben Horne
This issue we have a long awaited interview with Ben Horne, the You Tube'ing large format photographer from the US. We caught up with Ben just after his latest Zion trip. more
Natural Moments
Water captivates me. It moves, it reflects, it’s a time marker that contradicts the static aspect of a photograph. more
Sharp but not Sharper
I would like to consider the well established idea that sharper is always better and whether we could adopt an alternative qualitative measurement system instead. more
The Rain in my Blood
The adventures that spawned these images put simply were some of the best years of my life. That era of my life is now behind me and this exhibition made me face that reality, more
The Impact of Photography on Impressionism
Many artists, including the Impressionists, also explored the use of photography, and many of the now celebrated photographers of the time had trained and often worked as artists. more
Nicki Gwynn-Jones
A number of us have been enjoying the images that she’s shared on social media this year of Orkney’s wildflowers and wild waves, more
A Green and Pleasant Land Exhibition
A Green and Pleasant Land Exhibition gives us a snapshot of British culture, politics, history, art and yes, landscapes from the 1970s onwards. more