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...if you want to discover this complex, gifted and generous person, you need only look at his photographs. Lathkill Dale, Derbyshire, from 'Lila', 1978 Joe Cornish I was still an art student when I first came across John Blakemore’s work in the late 1970s. I still have a monograph published by the Arts Council of John’s work at the time,...
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Continuing in our Lightroom for Landscape series, Joe Cornish and I are looking at the radial selection tool and also we're taking a closer look at the hue, saturation and lightness sliders. Adjusting the hue of an image is something that is rarely contemplated but can make a big difference to the colour balance of an image. If you take...
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...the case, and in March 2019 he will have a solo exhibition at the Joe Cornish Galleries which will bring his eclectic and personal images to a wider audience. Having seen some of his prints last year, I can say that it promises to be something rather special. ‘InnerVisible - The World Within : The World Without’ will be at...
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Joe Cornish’s Questions "I've noted that you use the 645DF+ in the very inspiring films made for Phase One. I was kind of expecting to see more of the Linhof . After you moved to digital have you changed your shooting style to use less view camera movements in your picture-making than you did when using the 4x5" - Anders...
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...pine seem more at home in harsh conditions, even preferring darker, damper north facing slopes. Joe Cornish - Glen Affric Environment & History This adaptable tree is not without it’s own challenges though. Much of the damage caused wasn’t significant until the 17th and 18th centuries when industrialisation (wood for iron and glass making) and shipbuilding took a heavy toll...
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Welcome back to the Lightroom for Landscape series. After quite a hiatus we've filmed a further series of six episodes which we'll be releasing every month. We looked at the basics of graduated filters in a previous video and in this first episode Joe Cornish and I look at the graduated filter in more detail and introduce the radial filter....
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‘MOORSVIEW' is a new landscape photography event being organised in Pickering, North Yorkshire. The event began life with an idle conversation about some of the well known landscape photographers who live close by - Joe Cornish and David Ward, to name but two. This led on to consideration of the fantastic variety of opportunities offered to photographers by the landscapes...
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From the outset let me explain that this is not a conventional camera review. If that is what you are seeking then returning to the usual suspects (DP Review et al) will give satisfaction. This is unashamedly a partial, personal opinion piece, based on experience gained as a regular user, in which I will come to a rather surprising conclusion....
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...Joe Cornish to shoot the promotional videos for Phase One (one, two and three) I felt like I already knew the place. However as soon as we got out of Reykjavik and headed North I realised that the huge collection of photographs of Iceland online had only documented a small fraction of the island (although some parts had probably had...
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...Iceland with Joe Cornish to shoot a Phase One video and although I didn’t get too much photography done I was quite taken with the island - especially the north side around Myvatn. In the second half of 2013 we moved house to the Yorkshire Wolds, what a painful experience that was. I am quite excited about having a relatively...
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