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Earth Stands Still
Nils Karlson
End Frame: Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska, USA, 2009 by Sebastiao Salgado
Bill Ward chooses one of his favourite images
Laponia – Majestic Stillness
Orsolya and Erland Haaberg
Subscribers 4×4 Portfolios
Denis Balilbouse, Adam Pierzchala, Florian Freimoser & Glyn Lewis
The Making of Time
Interview with Rafael Rojas
Northern Exposure
Photographing with a view camera in the interior of Alaska
Humanising the Machine
Healing through making photographs
Interviewing Ben Horne
Call for questions
Dodging the Burn
Remaining true to who we are
Gary Wagner
Featured Photographer
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This last week I’ve been out testing two mirrorless medium format cameras and few people have commented on how lucky I am to have over £20k of cameras to play with. In reality, there isn’t a huge amount of enjoyment to be had, in fact, it’s a bit of a pain. There are only a few ways you can test cameras - you can compare how they handle, how they perform or how they look. How they look is fairly obvious. How they perform, beyond scientific analysis, is fairly subjective and finally, how they handle. Well, I’m still only just getting used to my Sony A7Rii that I’ve had for over a year and barely use 60% of the functionality - how I’m supposed to comment on a camera that I’ve only got in my hands for a couple of days is beyond me. As a reviewer, I can either make most of it up, write a ‘meta’ review of reviews or be honest and give very perfunctory view of first impressions, which is probably what I end up doing. There is another choice though - I could just give them both 95% (seems to work elsewhere). Keep an eye out for my un-review in the next issue!
Tim Parkin
Issue 148 PDF
This last week I’ve been out testing two mirrorless medium format cameras and few people have commented on how lucky I am to have over £20k of cameras to play with. more
Earth Stands Still
Nils Karlson’s photography mines a popular seam of creativity, the liquid horizon. That unearthly split between liquid and gaseous holds a mirror up to light, weather and flow. more
End Frame: Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska, USA, 2009 by Sebastiao Salgado
Its effect is not unlike being punched extremely hard photographically in the face, whilst simultaneously enjoying a thorough and detailed conversation with your mind, your heart, and your soul. more
Laponia – Majestic Stillness
The result of these many trips into the heart of the nine parks that make up this world heritage site is “Laponia - Majestic Stillness” more
Subscribers 4×4 Portfolios
Our 4x4 feature is a set of 4 landscape photography portfolios from our subscribers: Denis Balilbouse, Adam Pierzchala, Florian Freimoser & Glyn Lewis. more
The Making of Time
Telling the story so people can understand it and connect with it. So we've done a few events like that and selling the book at the end. They carry the story, not just a book. more
Northern Exposure
My dream of spending several months in Alaska rose anew last year when I was in between permanent job positions and with a free summer ahead. more
Humanising the Machine
I realise with some joy that the camera is with me. There is no doubt in my mind that now is the time to photograph, to alloy emotions to appearances, to distil the experience into visual journal entries more
Interviewing Ben Horne
Tim Parkin will be interviewing Ben Horne next week. Ben is a US large format photographer and he has been documenting his solo adventure trips for the past 7 years. Got a question you want to ask? more
Dodging the Burn
It's all about balance, we need to remain true to who we are and not a slave to technology or social fads and fashion. more
Gary Wagner
An understanding of light links his commercial work and his personal landscape photography which he talks about more for us in this issue. more