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Lake Baikal, Siberia

The oldest, the deepest and the most impressive. All these characteristics apply to the famous Siberian Lake Baikal, which its residents…

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Homage To An Icon

There are three primary ingredients that make up a fine landscape photograph; light, composition and subject matter, and…

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Antarctica

The remoteness of Antarctica makes getting there a challenge. However, as Michael Leggero explains, this is an amazing continent and one of the only places on this planet where nature truly feels untouched.

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Travelling Light

Travelling abroad by air plane can be very restrictive. It all depends on the type of trip and images you are taking.

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Book Review: POTY 5

With a variety of landscape categories and images from all over the UK, is this a book everyone should consider buying?

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Photographic Competition Winners

When it comes to camera club competitions, four ingredients are vital for becoming a winner as David Hay explains.

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Patience And Persistence

Patience And Persistence are both vital ingredients when it comes to intimate landscape photography as Dimitri Vasileiou explains.

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Believing Is Seeing

Guy Tal shares his thoughts and experiences on leading and instructing landscape photography workshops and courses.

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