Tim Parkin

Natural Affinities – Georgia O’Keeffe and Ansel Adams

Whilst there is an undoubted link between painting and photography, there are very few books combining landscape photography with landscape painting. more →

Picture Play

The recent sale of Instagram for $1 billion to Facebook has got me thinking about how many people use cameras today and how we - as “photographers” - might learn something from the playful approach of ‘casual users’. First, a little history: the rise of Instagram has been truly meteoric; the service was launched in March 2010 and by March this year had over 30 million subscribers and more →

Why I love the Abergavenny hills

But if place isn’t important to landscape photography then I don’t really see the point; surely there is a reason we go out to capture what we do? more →

Hamish Roots

In most photographers lives there are 'epiphany’ moments where things become clear, or new directions are formed. What were your two main moments and how did they change your photography? I think perhaps the first instance would have to be around the time I was first introduced to photography by my father when I was still quite young. He encouraged me to experiment and explore what the camera more →

Printing Wester Ross

We've covered printing in a video with Joe before but with it being such a minefield it doesn't hurt to go over another example to perhaps pick up on a few more details. In this example, Joe is printing an image captured whilst on a scouting trip in Wester Ross whilst he was also testing out the Mamiya 645 camera with the Phase digital back. https://youtu.be/raKUHe1oqfA more →