


High Light – Colin Prior
This is a must buy for anyone with a passion for the British mountains or landscape photography. more

What’s up with the Histogram?
I think most of us who use digital cameras (and that must include 95% of film users as well, with their little digital playthings) have looked at a histogram. more

Neil Bryce
For every 'famous' photographer that you may hear about through our esteemed photographic press or via 'exploring' the photo sharing websites. more

Antony Spencer
Antony is a deserving winner of Take a View 2010, his capture of Corfe is original and well seen. more

Eliot Porter
Eliot Porter, born in 1901; the beginning of a century that would transform photography. more

Landscape Photographer of the Year
Corfe Castle - Anthony Spencer It's that time of year again where hundreds of photographers around the UK end up dazed and confused and a small handful end up quite happy and one quite rich. Yes it's the Take a View competition - the UK's only dedicated landscape photography competition. I have been quite critical of the competition previously and have drawn more

Brimham Rocks, North Yorkshire
The victorians thought it was some form of Druidic place of religious significance, such is the astonishing variety of rock outcrops and features more

Hindsight – Hardcastle Crags
‘Hindsight’ screencasts - we review a picture that works well, a picture from the same session that didn’t quite make the grade and a shot that was archived. more

Borders Sunset
We will be concentrating on how to make pictures work better; How to balance light, emphasise structure and guide the eye. more

Winds of Change, Windows of Opportunity
Pre-conceived images may take months to fulfil, relying on a set of conditions to make them work. Yet every failed attempt spawns new ideas and images. more

Shooting into the Sun
Today, modern cameras make a mockery of the exposure problems facing our photographic forebears. Nevertheless, shooting into the light still brings with it a multitude of problems. more