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Pi Tren
The project is titled ''Pi tren'' and is the regionalized form for "on the train" that is otherwise wrong because you can not travel on the train, you travel in the train. more
The Millenaries Pines Loricati of Pollino
The rare and millenaries Pini Loricati of the Pollino National Park, Calabria, Italy. more
Endframe: Morning Mist, Rock Island Bend by Peter Dombrovskis
Is it idealistic to believe a photograph can change the world? Perhaps. But if it can happen, then it would a photo like this: an arresting image of an epic monolith in a primal setting. I suspect it somehow connects with the ancient parts of our brains. more
Limited Access
Landscape photography and being disabled may not appear to be obvious companions, especially as I only took up photography in 2008 when it became impossible for me to walk any distance due to severe osteoarthritis. more
Land of my Father
Months go by in a doldrum state where nothing feels right and I am uninspired by what I make, and then, little by little, things turn around and something emerges from the mayhem. more
The Forest de Fontainebleau
Widely lauded as one of the early pioneers of modern hiking, Denecourt personally carved 1100 kilometres of forest walking trails and about 300 kilometres of footpaths. more
Endframe: “Dancing Aspen” by Charlotte Gibb
Barry Edge chooses one of his favourite images: "Dancing Aspen" by Charlotte Gibb. more
Subscribers 4×4 Portfolios
Our 4x4 feature is a set of 4 landscape photography portfolios from our subscribers: Hilary Barton, Jonny Bell, Julie Varo & Sonja Grubenmann more
Calligraphy Landscape
This set of images was taken in Fjallabak, a nature reserve in the interior of Iceland which in winter is only accessible by so-called 4x4 Super-Jeeps. more
Up Close River Etive
I’m married to a landscape photographer so I often find myself sat in the same place for a while looking closely at my surroundings. more
Fish Sheds
Fish Sheds is the beginnings of a series that considers environments, our interactions with them, and reflects on the nature of human achievement, and its’ contradictions. more
South Georgia
I fell in love with both photography and the polar regions on my first expedition to Antarctica from New Zealand in 2010. more
Surviving Spring
This part is by way of a round-up of some of the key points from previous articles - which focused on sun protection and hydration in summer, water-proofing and flexibility in autumn, insulation and snow preparedness in winter. more
The Edges Of These Isles
This project is a collaboration between artist Tom Musgrove and photographer Simon Bray, depicting seven landscape locations from across the British Isles using their respective mediums. more
John Blakemore
In our third talk of the day, John Blakemore discusses the series of reinventions of his photography from his beginnings after leaving the RAF through his large format black and white projects and up to his current 35mm film work taken around his house in Derby. more