Tim Parkin

Great Wilderness Trek

During the making of Scotland's Mountains, Joe never had the chance to take a long hike with a few friends - he recently had the opportunity to get back up to Scotland with a bit more time and those same friends. I chatted with Joe about the experience and also how he coped with camera equipment (he only took small sensor cameras - three of them however, talk about belt and braces!). Part One https://youtu.be/F7Pzw1Ioehw Part Two https://youtu.be/kWR_qQBWZmo more →

What’s the Shift in Tilt / Shift?

The first thing most people learn about creating pictures with ‘correct’ verticals is that the camera shouldn’t be pointed up or down but straight ahead. more →

From Hobby to Career

When I bought my first digital camera seven years ago, I hadn’t remotely considered that it might one day provide a career for me to follow. more →

Photography and Music

In terms of music structure, the classic progression of dissonance to resolution has it’s potential in photography too. more →

Simply & The Quiet Land – Peter Dombrovskis

The only book readily available from Peter Dombrovskis is ‘Simply’ which although reaching the end of it’s print run, can still be bought from a couple of places in Tasmania. more →

Peter Dombrovskis

I found out about Peter Dombrovskis when I was on a large format photography course with Joe Cornish and David Ward. more →

Doug Chinnery

This issue we've been chatting with photographer Doug Chinnery, a very talented photographer who works across a variety of styles. more →

Simply Beautiful Photographs – National Geographic

It isn’t possible to do justice to such a large collection of photos in this review. The text is generally a good read even if we have come across many of the thoughts in other books. more →

Beyond Beauty

What is 'beauty' in landscape photography? On the face of it, it's almost a question that doesn't even need to be asked. more →