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End Frame: Day 10 Wilderness Loons by Jim Brandenburg
Geoff Kell chooses one of his favourite images
Subscribers 4×4 Portfolios
Phillip William Jenner, Richard Smith, Simone Opdam & Steve Gledhill
The National Trusts and Commercial Photography
The Responses to Last Years Enquiries
Michael Kenna Interview
France, Japan, Holgas, Smartphones and more
Subscribers Favourite Landscape Photographs of 2017
Online Gallery
30th December
Faith in action
Porth Meudwy
Childhood recollections; new discoveries
Judging the Judges
Thoughts on Competition and Image Critique
Promenade
The coastlines of East Anglia
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It’s taken a while to get the replies back from the National Trust regarding ‘commercial’ use of photographs taken from their land but the results didn’t take that long to interpret. Basically, the Scottish National Trust is pragmatic and the rest of the National Trust take the point of view that if you’re doing anything that is vaguely commercial, then they want their pound of flesh. From our responses, it appears that most people are willing to pay their way given a reasonable and easy to use payment system. The question is, what sort of system can we come up with.
The next step is to go back to the National Trust with some suggestions and see what their response is. If anybody would like to help in either suggestions or ways to approach the Trust, we’d appreciate all the help we can get.
For those of your in other countries, we’d love to hear about your own land access and usage issues (or please let us know how your country gets it right).
As always, please send any ideas or suggestions to submissions@onlandscape.co.uk.
Tim Parkin
Issue 151 PDF
It’s taken a while to get the replies back from the National Trust regarding ‘commercial’ use of photographs taken from their land but the results didn’t take that long to interpret. more
End Frame: Day 10 Wilderness Loons by Jim Brandenburg
My idea of a local project might mean the local park or even pond, but Brandenburg had the scope of the Boundary Waters, stretching to over a million acres!! more
Subscribers 4×4 Portfolios
Our 4x4 feature is a set of 4 landscape photography portfolios from our subscribers: Phillip William Jenner, Richard Smith, Simone Opdam & Steve Gledhill more
The National Trusts and Commercial Photography
I talked a little about the National Trust (and the National Trust for Scotland) and their sometimes unpleasant attitude toward anything vaguely commercial happening around them. more
Michael Kenna Interview
Whatever it is that drives him, landscape photographer Michael Kenna has been travelling the world for more than 40 years, carrying his heavy Hassleblads to countries ranging from France to Japan. more
Subscribers Favourite Landscape Photographs of 2017
We expected a few entries but in the end we were extremely happy to have had over 80 entries from our subscribers all over the world. more
30th December
Wherever I am in the world, on 30th December, I shall go out and make photographs and remember my dad. more
Porth Meudwy
Back in October 2016, I decided to retrace steps into my childhood, to revisit the Llŷn Peninsula and the furthest reaches of North Wales, a region so familiar to me from annual family holidays 30 years and more ago. more
Judging the Judges
One of the transformations I witnessed over the years in how and why people practice photography, is the rise in popularity of participating in competitions and in critique sessions. more
