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Issue 20 • October 2012
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Landscape Photographer’s Check List

Check list cards that will help you remember all the things you need to do and pack in your bag pack on the night before a photo shoot.
View this articleA Guide To: Shooting The Aurora

Lee Pengelly has written a superb guide with loads of advice that will help all landscape photographers capture the Northern Lights in the best possible way
View this articleIn Conversation… Jonathan Chritchley

Landscape Photography Magazine has an exclusive interview with Jonathan Chritchley, the UK’s leading professional black and white photographer and writer.
View this articleBook Review: David Noton, Full Frame

It is a great challenge for a photographer to produce a book of all new photographs taken to a tight timescale, has David Noton pulled it off?
View this articleOur Changing Priorities

From manual to fully automatic; we have come a long way since the photographic medium was invented. The inevitable question is, then, is it that important?
View this articleTunnel Vision

As photographers, we are at the mercy of elements that cannot be controlled, and persistence often is required to wait for the right convergence of elements.
View this articleSeven Tenths • Ocean Capture

In this new series of monthly articles, Jonathan Chritchley will share his love affair and mesmerising stories with this beautiful element called water.
View this articleLiquid Light, Photographing The Partnachklamm Gorge

Photographing popular canyons is not easy task. Add to this the water droplets in the air and the slippery rocks and the whole thing can be very stressful.
View this articleBled, Slovenia’s Jewel

With immense natural beauty, Bled is known for its mild, healing climate, beautiful mountains reflected on the lake, a photographer’s paradise.
View this articleGary Freeburg Profile

This month we go through the photographic life of Gary Freeburg. A highly acclaimed photographer and a specialist in the Alaskan wilderness.
View this articleThe Northern Lights

Brad Ellement shares his experiences and tips on how to hunt the Northern Lights in Norway, North of the Arctic Circle.
View this articleStay Flexible

Do you always plan your photographic expeditions or do you take advantage of unexpected opportunities? David Hay expresses his thoughts and experiences.
View this articleAustralia’s Pristine Southwest

This month, Boris Mar is exploring Australia’s pristine south west, a hidden gem boasting some of Australia’s most spectacular scenery.
View this articleWinter Sun, Blinding Ice

Award-winning magazine editor, author and photographer, Keith Wilson recalls the travel tales behind some of his favourite landscape images.
View this articleFeatured Artist: Arild Heitmann

Arild Heitmann is a superb artist in landscape photography. His ‘Lowland Scenes’ and ‘Aurora Borealis’ galleries are a breath of fresh air.
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