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Well… clearly no camera is ever perfect but the compromises that had to be made in choices in features that suit the requirements of the dedicated landscape photographer seem to have reduced significantly with the introduction of the Fujifilm GFX 100S. For my own journey after Large Format 5x4 film I predominantly used Nikon DSLR cameras with diversions to explore...
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...composition. Portrait this time and searched around to get more sky and colour in the frame. I wasn't alone again, with two other photographers. To be expected really. We had a chat and they left precisely at sunrise. Onwards to work I presume. I waited for a few minutes and then got my final shot as the sun rose over...
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...in a different light than that in which you are currently standing. This is why you should walk up to the subject and place the incident meter as close as possible to the subject with the meter pointing back at the camera. This is what you will typically see in most portrait photography - the photographer will walk up to...
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...on paper, underspecified. A number of reviews and test chart comparisons seemed to show the D800 beating the Pentax on resolution. However there is more to using a camera than photographing test charts. If its overall image quality coupled with excellent ergonomics help the photographer in his or her craft, then arguing over the finer point of exactly how many...
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Nicholas J R White is a commercial and fine art photographer based in the UK. His personal work examines our relationship with the landscape and the ways in which we interact with our natural spaces. In 2017, Nicholas was named as a winner in the Lens Culture Emerging Talent Awards and was awarded the Royal Photographic Society Environmental Bursary in...
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I didn't begin to take photography seriously until a couple of years ago when I retired and started hiking most summers on the 500-mile Colorado Trail. Like most outdoor photographers, I imagined I'd become the next Ansel Adams. I aspired to portray the great landscape vistas of the trail. As a "serious" photographer, I started to acquire photo books as...
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Between travels, we’re catching up with US photographer Joseph Rossbach, who has a love of the outdoors and photography that began in his school days. He made the decision to commit to nature photography relatively early, and we talk about how he has made a career of it. He’s clearly happiest in the field and has estimated that he spends...
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John Parminter has been in On Landscape before as featured photographer and was the first in our PDF issues. We are big fans of his original take on mountain photography and were pleased to hear about his foray into publishing. The book, "Scotland's Fifty Finest Mountains, A Photographic Exploration" is a great fit for John's ethos and approach. Choosing the...
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...sports photographer or papparazi but it hasn’t lost me a landscape shot yet. Onto a proper real world test though! Just after buying the camera came our trip to Iceland. Iceland with the A7R The real baptism of my A7R was a two week long tour around the periphery of Iceland with my wife Charlotte (who was baptising an RX100MIII...
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...portrait of a planet at peace.’ In 2000 Waite was awarded the prestigious honorary fellowship to the British Institute of Professional Photographers. Read our interview with Charlie Waite back in 2014 talking about the background to the year of the print exhibition in The Mall, London. Behind the Photograph Charlie was the opening speaker at this year's Meeting of Minds...
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