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An Iceland Photo Tour
The Gullfoss waterfall has a massive flow of 109 cu m of water per second, a challenging subject because the usual viewpoints are rather restricted... more
Rubbish Light
All light is good for photography as long as it is married to suitable subject matter so why do I hear of ‘poor light’ driving photographers indoors? more
Gustave Le Gray
I think we can definitely say that between Gustav Le Gray and Fox Talbot, they made the first forays into representing the wilderness in photographic form. more
Michael Paynton
Michael Paynton, a Hertfordshire based photographer has been working backwards through the camera timeline - from Fuji Digital to a Mamiya twin lens reflex more
Steve Gosling, Ernst Schwitter & Olaf Otto Becker
Our first book reviewed here is by Steve Gosling, a limited edition of 1000 with each numbered and signed by Steve and available directly from his website more
Nature In Focus – Canon 1Dx Launch
To mark the launch of the new Canon 1Dx camera, we are delighted to invite you to join our one-day photography workshops at a Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust venue near you FREE OF CHARGE – an inspirational day with top class speakers normally worth £85 but now free! Canon will have cameras at these events for you to try out as well. Obviously, places are strictly limited at each venue more
The Perils of Testing
The critics were quick to call the test biased but I had the impression that there were a few different complicating factors... more
Photographers versus Image Libraries
Have you considered placing images with an image agency? Perhaps you have had work accepted by a library and are waiting for the money to start coming in? more
Guy Tal
Guy Tal is writing an article for us but we thought you'd like a podcast to listen to whilst you are out on location or just travelling to work. more
Introduction to Masks
In our second post processing instalment, we take a closer look at curves for contrast adjustments and targeted brightening and darkening of the image. more
David Mould
David Mould lives on the top edge of Glasgow with amazing access to Loch Lomond and Glencoe. He has had quite a profile recently... more
Landscape Revisited – Joe Cornish & Kane Cunningham
Tim Parkin, ably assisted by Andrew Nadolski produced a short video interview with Joe and Kane as they walked us around the event. more
Photographs 1951-2010 – John Blakemore
Even if I admit to being heavily influenced by my workshop with John Blakemore, this is still one of the most beautifully printed books I own more
Carr Clifton
Carr has been photographing the landscape for over thirty years. In that time he has produced five exhibit format books, including my favourite, California more
You’ve been Framed…
I wasn’t going to mention copyright/image size debate so soon but a blog post made me think more about my reasons for publishing images at a large size. more