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Terry Abraham Interview – Life of a Mountain
On Landscape have helped the Rheged to put on an exhibition of Lake District photographers and also a talk by David and Angie Unsworth and a workshop by Mark Littlejohn to coincide with the launch of Terry Abraham's movie "Life of a Mountain", a full feature about Scafell. We talked to Terry about his project and asked him how he the whole thing started. Tim: We’ll start off asking you a bit about your background as a photographer film maker. more
Charlie Waite Interview
Whilst attending the Year of the Print we were also able to interview Charlie Waite and also Diana Leppard, Charlie's assistant, about the exhibition and the ideas behind it. Tim: Well thank for agreeing to interview first of all about the exhibition. What made you made think about having the year of the “Year of the Print” and an exhibition like this? Charlie: Let's see if I can be coherent. I more
Land|Sea – A Collaboration between Triplekite and On Landscape
Although On Landscape was always intended as a ‘virtual’ magazine for various reasons - cost being an important one but print quality and the possible advantages of video and interactive content being others – the idea of seeing great photography printed well is still one which we think is incredibly important. Seeing photography on a screen is something that is working better and better, especially when people are using tablets such as the Ipad with retina display, more
David Ward – Webinar Transcript
Hello and welcome to On Landscape webinar, a question and answer session with David Ward. more
In Conversation with Paul Wakefield
Some of you may not have heard of Paul Wakefield - he isn't famous for leading workshops, he doesn't write for popular photographic magazines and his last published book was in the 1980s. more
Michael Lange
Some of the images I worked a long time on, so I went and revisited on multiple occasions and fiddled with them and I like to make myself really familiar with, almost at home with a location before I create an image. more
Interview with Tony Bennett
The Landscape Photographer of the Year competition (or Take a View) has reached completion and the winners announced and we're happy to say, without any major controversy. Tony Bennett took the overall prize with a beautiful, misty photograph of Crummock Water (click the image below for a larger version). Doug Chinnery has had Tony Bennett as an attendee on one of his workshops in the past and took the opportunity to get back in touch to ask a few questions more
From Greenland to the Sahara
I've had Quintin's website bookmarked for some time and have been inspired by his approach to a wide range of photographic subjects and also his non-landscape work in architecture and documentary. more
Neil A White
The Lost Villages project aims to explore the constant battle between the North Sea and the mainland and to document the irreversible change taking place on the Holderness coast. more
Mark Littlejohn
We've been hassling Mark Littlejohn since 2011 for an interview after seeing some of his wonderful Lake District photography and persistence as finally paid off when we visited him at his Penrith home. more
Masters of Vision : Joe Cornish
I would probably choose to talk about would be the stone sequence at Gruinard bay which has become a favourite. more
Masters of Vision : Antony Spencer
They are from all over – some from the States, a couple from the South West of England, local to me, a few from Iceland, and the Landscape Photographer of the Year photo. more
Masters of Vision : Steve Watkins
I think one of my favourite places from the travels that I’ve been on was definitely Yellowstone national park in the US. more
Masters of Vision : David Baker
The first time I went to the Hebrides in 2008, inspired by Tristan Campbell. He was a photoblogger with wonderful pictures and I thought, “I’ve got to go there”. more
Masters of Vision : Dav Thomas
I think that when I did the first exhibition I was finding my ‘voice’ as a photographer so it was more varied and I did do more obvious seaside photos. more