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Rhythm Of The Unseen
Rhythm Of The Unseen is a celebration of photographic expressionism and is the third exhibition by participants of the inaugural Abstract Rhythm and Blue Notes programme. more
Changed Priorities
Finding the time to make images and meet my caring responsibilities and work commitments has been difficult. After a period when photography was almost forgotten, I realised that I needed to pursue my passion for my own well-being. more
Moon Connection
Landscape and our closest celestial body – photography paths leading through cultural meaning and Cartesian geometry. more
4×4 Portfolios
Our 4x4 feature is a set of four mini landscape photography portfolios submitted by Graham Meek, Konrad Hellfeuer, Milan Gonda & Peter Conway. more
Horse Play
Horse Play is a visual metaphor disseminated across four photos, each composed of the subtlety to be found only in the stillness of nature. more
Wetland of River Turiec
These images were taken in the wetland of River Turiec not far from where I live. more
4 Days in Sutherland
Sutherland is an ironic name. It's origins lie in Old Norse, with it being the land south of Scandinavia and the Norse colonies of Shetland and Orkney. S more
Autumn Groundscapes
This set of images illustrates the interplay between water – both solid and liquid – and leaves – on, above, and below the surface of the water. more
The Bleeding Riverbed
This stretch is no more than 40 meters in length, showcasing deep reds, which, when looking closer, could give people the impression that the riverbed was bleeding. more
Time To Wonder by Joe Cornish
As Joe has already mentioned in his own overview of the Fountains Abbey project, it wasn’t really his favourite subject matter. In fact, as far as landscape goes, you couldn’t get much further away from his love of mountains and wild places. But a challenging job like this is just why you need someone like Joe Cornish to get the very best out of a landscape such as this. more
Minimalism in Infrared
The high contrast effects of monochrome infrared images can often be used quite effectively to augment the minimalist feel of landscape photographs. more
Greina Pass
The constantly changing climate has created a landscape that made me nostalgic for the mountainous areas of the UK. At certain points in the pass, you’d come across weathered mars-like rocky structures, boggy swampland and deep carved out gorges. more
End frame: Earthrise by Bill Anders, Apollo 8, 1968
The astronauts (and everybody around them) were dutifully machine-like in their approach to the mission, but it wasn’t until they were more relaxed that they were able to appreciate a different perspective altogether. more
A Look at AI Image Generation
Firstly, a little context and background for just what artificial intelligent image creation actually means, and it’s quite different to how people might imagine it. more
Photography and the Arc of Human Progress
The last 20 years have seen more change to photography than the 150 years prior, and, with no sign of advancement slowing down, the next ten will yield just as much change as the last 20, and so on and so forth. more