Landscape Photography Magazine

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Gear Test Olympus OM-D

The Olympus OM-D is arguably the coolest looking new camera of 2012. But can it deliver the goods on location? Landscape photographer Mark Bauer explains.

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Weathering Changing Times

In our new ‘Nature’ section, award-winning wildlife photographers and authors will be sharing their knowledge and expertise with us on a monthly basis.

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Wild Camping And Sunrise

Wild camping can be seen as a way to help you make better landscape images during sunrise. However, it is much more than that, Paul Allen has tips to share.

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A Guide To Focus Stacking

Some times we need a photograph which shows the details in perfect clarity and sharpness from foreground to infinity, Michael Breitung has a solution.

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Better Things Come To Those Who Wait

Waiting a little bit longer can make a huge difference in landscape photography. Everything depends on light and quality light is worth waiting for.

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Featured Artist: Austin Thomas

Portfolio of exceptional Nature and Wildlife photographer Austin Thomas in the “Featured Artist” section of Landscape Photography Magazine.

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In Conversation… William Neill

Landscape Photography Magazine has an exclusive interview with William Neill, one of USA’s leading professional outdoor photographers and writers.

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Look Behind You

While heading to your chosen spot, take time to look back at the direction you have come from. You never know what you might see from a different angle.

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Nungwi, Zanzibar

Have you ever lost yourself in the moment completely while photographing? It could happen to all of us. Here is Jonathan Chritchley with his story.

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Abraham Lake, Kooteney Plains, Canada

Alpine landscape under glowing sunrise light and freezing temperatures. If this is your kind of scenery, then you are at the right place, Abraham Lake.

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A Traveller’s Tale

Back in 2006, Simon Watkinson had a chance meetings that not only was going to have a massive impact on his life but also of that of a little Nepalese girl.

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No Icicles In The Subway

Guy Tal visited the famous Subway in Zion National Park and managed to photograph the place in conditions not seen very often. Here is his story.

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eBook Review: William Neill

David Hay is reviewing four eBooks written by Landscape and Nature photographer William Neill from USA.

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South China Sea Sunset

Keith Wilson recalls one equatorial evening and wonders why landscape and travel photographers differ in their opinion about the sunset’s significance.

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A Sense Of Tranquillity

Landscape photographers often try to capture a feeling of peace and tranquillity in their images especially around dawn. David Hay has the story.

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The Magical Snow

There are many hurdles to be faced when seeking to photograph in a snow covered mountain area. Trevor Anderson has the story.

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Western Australia

Boris Mar is heading north, through Australia’s biggest and most isolated state, Western Australia, visiting some of its national parks.

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Empty Spaces

It should not make any difference where we are, whether or not the location is stunning, or if the light is amazing. It is up to us to find the photograph.

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Exposé ● Chris Gomersall, England

LPM reader and contributor Chris Gomersall showcases his beautiful portfolio of nature and wildlife images from around Antarctica.

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