Tim Parkin

Alfred Stieglitz

Stieglitz may not be the best photographer that the century has ever seen but you would be hard pushed to find a more influential one or one that pushed the bounds of what photography meant. more →

The Truth, the Whole truth and Nothing but the Truth?

'Honesty' and 'truth' are two descriptors which are applied very frequently to the subject of landscape photography. Typically, they will be applied by 'scapers who fall into one (or both) of two categories: the chap who searches tirelessly for the perfect scene and the perfect light (hopefully concurrently!) and the other who is not quite so pernickety but has little in the way of aptitude or skill to get the best out of his images in post production.  In more →

Hindsight – with David Ward

David Ward has inspired many people through his photography and workshops, here he chooses three images to talk about (well, mostly avoid talking about... ) more →

Shooting for the Moon

Shoot the moon - if you’d like to take telephoto landscape images of the full moon this technical guide will help you achieve that... more →

Outdoor Show versus The Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2012

The Outdoor Show was disappointing, the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition and the Natural History Museum - now here was something worth visiting more →

Hugh Webster

I can’t recall a time when I didn’t take photographs. It’s strange that it never occurred to me before that I could make it my living. more →

The Beautiful Square

Any photographer with a digital camera can crop an image to the square format. Some cameras even let you use the square format when you’re taking a photo... more →

Why Size Really Doesn’t Matter

I had the pleasure of coming along to Tim’s Big Camera Comparison which featured in Issue 28. As we know, being the ultimate geek, Tim loves to compare pretty much everything photographic – cameras, resolution, film, colour, you name it. And congratulations to Tim for putting together such a thorough and informative test. I got the chance last week to look at print outs from the test of the landscape view, some differences were noticeable on more →