Tim Parkin

Castle Crag, Cumbria

Castle Crag is one of the highlights of what Wainwright called "the loveliest square mile in the Lake District". more →

Intimations of Paradise & Resplendent Light – Christopher Burkett

The two books represent two aspects of his photography, Resplendent Light contains his Hassleblad work and Intimations of Paradise contains his 8x10 work. The separation of the two books into camera formats leads to an interesting subject/style split which I’ll talk about in a moment. more →

Tim Smalley

Tim got into the outdoors from an early age as a scout and cub and his first camera as a 'back of a cereal box' offer which was upgraded after using the schools SLR camera and experiencing the magic of seeing a print appear in a darkroom tray. more →

Christopher Burkett

A passion for the light entered his life during the years as a brother and he started to use a Crown Graphic 4x5 camera and a Rolleiflex more →

Chris Tancock

Chris Tancock is perhaps best know in the landscape photography world for his colour Quiet Storm series. more →

Hindsight – Peak District

Dav is following the video format that Joe and I have developed, one popular shot, one personal favourite that hasn't had much exposure and one that didn't quite make it for various reasons. more →

Dav Thomas

Working out of Sheffield on the edge of the Peak District, Dav Thomas has created a portfolio of images that bring together the essence of some of this national park's wild places. more →

Art Or Commerce?

After a recent 15-day trip where I only got half a dozen images worth mentioning, I’m feeling slightly jaded. more →

The Art of Slowing Down – Part 2

In this second and final article in the series, I look at two further workflow differences between film and digital, namely uncertainty and scarcity. more →

Please Help Save the Forests!

The government is currently proposing the sell-off of all publicly owned forests. We have to smallest percentage of forest land of any European country and our access to it is being eroded. more →

Great British Landscapes on the Amazon Kindle?

As you can see from the images above the Kindle can be used to view images in monochrome. more →

Fay Godwin

Introduction Before visiting the National Media Museum to see Fay Godwin's latest photography exhibition, I didn’t know a whole lot about her apart from the fact that she was supposedly a ‘landscape’ photographer (although much of her work appeared not to be) and that she influenced many other landscape photographers of her era. After seeing this exhibition though, my mind has been comprehensively changed. She most definitely is a landscape more →

Workflow for Digital Printing

As a percentage of images made, those which are actually printed is very small, more so with the advent of digital photo sharing on the web and especially for those who employ a machine-gun shutter firing philosophy. more →