Tim Parkin

Working in a Different Field

To become a good teacher of photography you have to find a way of explaining that procedure, looking at your own work or by critical analysis of another's 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 →

Photography and the Creative Life

To me, photography was an extension of my love for the wild; a means of capturing, documenting and sharing the things I’ve seen and the places I’ve been... more →

Forget About the Forecast!

Making the most of the conditions that you are given is part and parcel of landscape photography and it’s something I am only now coming to recognise. more →

The Art of Discovery

I've always been in love with the outdoors and fell in love with photographing it. I made a plan to escape the repetitious nature of a teaching timetable. more →

Does Dark Matter?

It has come to my attention over the last few years that many landscape photographers have begun to shun a very good friend of mine – the black pixel. more →

Balancing Light

Paul Moon’s article about the inclusion of areas of black in an image got me thinking about a pet peeve of mine - the balance of light in a picture. more →