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Joe, Andrew and an IQ180
When Joe Cornish pondered the possibly of purchasing the IQ180, Tim Parkin and Andrew Nadolski joined him on a walk through Bilsdale... more
Hindsight – with David Ward
David Ward has inspired many people through his photography and workshops, here he chooses three images to talk about (well, mostly avoid talking about... ) more
Interview with Andrew Nadolski
Andrew Nadolski’s ‘End of the Land’ represented a watershed for many photographers in its discovery of a unique beauty in a small beach in Cornwall... more
Jack Dykinga
Joe and I spent a wonderful few hours with Jack Dykinga whilst he prepared for his keynote speech at Wild Photos, held at the Royal Geographic Society more
With Landscape in Mind
Joe and I filmed a few short videos for With Landscape in Mind and not all got used. For your delectation (members only) we're including all videos here. more
Masters of Vision
Pete Bridgewood organised another ‘Masters of Vision’ exhibition at Southwell Minster. We went to the preview night, what’s changed since the last event? more
Joe Cornish Galleries – Open Exhibition
A few months ago, Joe Cornish galleries made an open call out for entries into a competition to exhibit at the gallery. Entrants were asked to speculatively submit framed images and the winners would be hung at the gallery. more
Exposure Blending
One of our accepted goals as photographers is to ensure that our final ‘product’ is correctly exposed (we’ll come back to what ‘correctly exposed’ actually means later). Digital cameras can supposedly record 13 stops of dynamic range but real world tests show that although it’s possibly to detect differences at the 10th, 11th and 12th stops, they are swamped by noise. The real dynamic range of a good DSLR is about 8 or 9 stops. To put the that 8 more
Nature’s America – David Muench
David Muench is one of the first great colour landscape photographers. With a huge back catalogue of publications, he has influenced a generation of photographers and has created many of the places Americans now call icons. Tim Parkin and Joe Cornish go through the book "Nature's America" discussing its influence on Joe and the assets of the photographic skills shown inside. We hope you enjoy it (apologies for the video quality - hopefully it's good enough for the purpose.) Part more
Paul Gallagher
We'd like to thank Paul Gallagher for taking part in this enlightening video. We talked about everything from composition to use of film developers optimised for scanning. We hope you enjoy and would love to know your feedback. Part One https://youtu.be/SFOrSdsqy6k Part Two https://youtu.be/EoeoNj4FjDY Part Three https://youtu.be/WyLj24hFfnI more
With Landscape in Mind
Last week my wife and I accompanied Joe Cornish to a small cinema in Hyde Park, Leeds. Despite the strong temptation, we weren't going to see 'Kung Fu Panda 3D' and definitely not 'Hangover 2'. This was 'Joe Cornish 1' in a leading role in 'With Landscape in Mind', a production by Environment Films. Joe is only credited as 'presenter' but this is 'about' Joe Cornish and covers a more
Joe Rainbow
We recently took a look at a fantastic photograph by Joe Rainbow of Gunwalloe Scales and asked Joe Cornish to critique it and also asked him how he would approach the post processing of it. The results, whilst not far from Joe Rainbow's version, show some interesting aspects of technique and style. The original picture is shown below. https://youtu.be/5Xj34IfOHiE You can see more of Joe Rainbow's photography at more
Great Wilderness Trek
During the making of Scotland's Mountains, Joe never had the chance to take a long hike with a few friends - he recently had the opportunity to get back up to Scotland with a bit more time and those same friends. I chatted with Joe about the experience and also how he coped with camera equipment (he only took small sensor cameras - three of them however, talk about belt and braces!). Part One https://youtu.be/F7Pzw1Ioehw Part Two https://youtu.be/kWR_qQBWZmo more
Interview with Jason Theaker
I met Jason Theaker a few years ago when I had just started using my digital camera and again a few years later when I first picked up my large format camera. more
Hindsight – Scotland
A shot that is a bit different from Richard's usual modus operandi - taken with a medium format camera at the start of setting up his business in Scotland more