An image I keep coming back to in particular is this work from Albarrán Cabrera’s series ‘Nyx’. The name derives from Greek mythology, where the goddess Nyx is the personification of the darkness and is considered one of the first beings to exist. more
Welcome to our 4x4 feature, which is a set of four mini landscape photography portfolios which has been submitted by Martin Küenzi, Sanjeev Kumar Yadav, Stefano Balma & Tony Gaskins more
These images capture fleeting moments at the edge of the day – when light dissolves and certainty softens, mirroring the emotional ambiguity often encountered in personal transitions. more
It was not until B&W entered my photographic life in recent years that an alternative way of seeing became not only possible, but necessary. more
This constant transformation invites reflection on the flow of life and its impermanence, while also serving as a stark warning: Arctic regions are undergoing a profound transformation, subjected to unprecedented climatic and geopolitical pressures. more
If the lighting conditions complement and strengthen your subject, an incredible photograph is just waiting to be taken. more
The Aletsch Forest is one of the most beautiful nature reserves in Switzerland. The flora and fauna in this area are simply fascinating, and there are exciting things to observe in every season. more
In the end, the most decisive part of my workflow happens long before the shutter: studying tide tables, watching satellite loops, and revisiting places until I know how they breathe. Equipment matters, but the biggest creative choices are made with boots on sand and eyes open to change. more
Tim Parkin and Joe Cornish talk to Ben Horne about his work and processes, including large-format photography, exploring Ben's unconventional approach, the challenges and costs of film photography, and the creative process that comes with it. more
Retouching helps the viewer look into and around a print. It is also another option to edit out areas we do not want to attract attention to. Most of us are now familiar with digital retouching. more
During this year’s (2025) spring and summer, I was quite taken by cloudscapes over the big city where I live and having a decidedly non-photogenic urban foreground, I was moved to shoot just the skies. more
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Looking at Shimmer & Flame brings back memories of my own autumn forest wanderings. Though few of them had such perfectly magical conditions. more
Impermanence is nature's language. Translating this language into photographs is what I try to do with my shots. more
After a life changing experience in Yosemite National Park, he left behind a successful corporate career to follow his love of landscape photography. Today, Nigel is known for his painterly woodland scenes, his inspiring YouTube channel with half a million followers, and his commitment to sustainable, meaningful creative practice. In this conversation, he reflects on rediscovering joy through photography, the value of printing, the collaboration with Fotospeed developing the Natural Smooth 310 paper, and his ongoing mission to capture every more
In the weeks following ‘peak fall color,’ I enjoy how the trees look without so many leaves–showing more of their trunks and branches which reveal more lines and structure to compose with more
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Thank you so much Peter!
- Stefano Balma, 21:59 9th Novon Thinking Small in Fall
I once photographed a detail of moss growing on an old brick wall - a passing woman looked as if she thought I was dangerous, and really I ought to be certified - they were such lovely richly mossed old bricks ...
- Jon Marks, 20:52 9th Novon Impermanence is the Language of Nature
Hi Stefano, your images are of great and coherent artistic quality to my eye. I am really looking forward to see your project in print. Your thoughts about impermanence are most important for me. Change is the only certainty in nature - this is also my personal approach. As much as [...]
- Peter Richter, 08:54 8th Nov