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Iceland Landscapes – Daniel Bergmann
Book design by Bergman, it is very well thought through with excellent photography. Foreword by Pall Asgeir Asgeirsson and an introduction by David Ward more
David Taylor
Our featured photographer this issue hails from Northumberland and has developed his landscape photography into a career after leaving the videogame industry in 2004. more
Andrew Nadolski
Images in 'End of the Land' blew me away. The range of shapes and composition inspired me and I was intrigued by the colour - yes, film again! more
Music and Photography
Having learned to play piano as an adult, and also became obsessed with landscape photography in my thirties, I’ve been amazed at the similar trajectories. more
Alex Nail
Seeing these images lit a fire inside that has never gone out. if I worked hard I could reach the same standard and that changed my outlook on photography. more
Landscape photography saved my life!
I’ve run the picture operation at The Times for about 8 years, the pressure of searching 12,000+ images daily, seeking the ever elusive front page, is huge. more
Brand New Photographic Sensor
All I want is for people not to think of film as some defunct, irrelevant medium that even old fogies have ditched but as the culmination of a century of photographic progress and a valid alternative or addition to anyones photographic arsenal. more
Sacred Wood – BAE, Bien-U
I’d got to the third spread of photos in Bae, Bien-U’s Sacred Wood book and, for the first time in my life, I’d been moved to tears by photography. more
Landscapes of the Ribble – Andy Latham
I have come back to this book on many occasions, scanning and resting on some of the best pictures. I would say that 1 in 4 pictures really float my boat. more
e-Books – William Neill
William Neill assisted at Ansel Adams' studio in Yosemite and has worked with many of the top photographers in the world and in the process has himself become part of the group he studied with. more
Lensless Landscapes – Steve Gosling
Pinhole photography is photography taken to it's most simple form. Just a small hole and some photosensitive material. There are a few people in the UK who have really mastered using this technique (see Paul Mitchell's work in one of our featured photographer issues). Steve Gosling has mastered this process over the years and has produced a wonderful book of 'Lensless Landscapes' which we have featured in a review elsewhere this issue. We caught up with Steve at his more
Moving on Up
Having become a proponent of digital post production I still, however, try to create the image as far as possible in the field. For me, it is still about the art of photography rather than being a mouse master. more
Books from ‘Beyond Words’
The three books borrowed were Lee Friedlander’s “Friedlander”, Marco Paoluzzo’s “Terra Borealis” and Thomas Joshua Cooper’s “Shoshone Falls” more
Developing Your Own Website
Whilst developing photographic websites for colleagues I thought it would be a good idea to discuss the aspects that need thinking about when doing so. more
Wynn Bullock
The big turning point in his photographic journey was meeting Edward Weston. Stunned by the beauty of his prints, he devoted to ‘straight’ photography... more