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The Frith Fields
The Frith Fields lie in the south Cotswolds, and have, through care and steadfastness, been returned to native meadow. more
End frame: Nyx #60006 by Anna Cabrera & Ángel Albarrán
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
4×4 Landscape Portfolios
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
What Lies Beyond
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
Shapes of Ice, on the Life of Arctic Glaciers
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
Color of Nature
If the lighting conditions complement and strengthen your subject, an incredible photograph is just waiting to be taken. more
Aletsch
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
Michael Kenna’s Darkroom Diaries
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
With my Head in the Clouds
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
Impermanence is the Language of Nature
Impermanence is nature's language. Translating this language into photographs is what I try to do with my shots. more
Nigel Danson
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
Navigating the Currents of Art and Science
More recently, some scientists are focusing on links between science and art. For example, natural scientists in the “SciArt” community are creating art using photographs of scientific processes and phenomena, with the goal of making science more interesting for the wider public. more
Natural Landscape Photography Awards 2025
Every year since year two, we have tried to include some ‘special awards’. There were created for a few different reasons. Primarily to ensure that certain classes of image that may be under or over represented in the main categories can have a focused outlet. E.g. in the first year we included Rocks & Geology, Trees & Forests, Snow & Ice, Mountains and Rivers & Seas. These just seemed to be some core subjects to include. We also an more
4×4 Landscape Portfolios
Welcome to our 4x4 feature, which is a set of four mini landscape photography portfolios which has been submitted by Franz Gisin, Goran Prvulovic, Kenny Muir & Tom Zimberoff more
The Giant Camera at Land’s End, San Francisco
The liminal interface of seawater, sand, and sky inspires a construct of consciousness, the space in which everything appears, the light by which everything is seen. It beckons my camera. more