Book Review: Photographing the Zion Narrows
This slim, pocket-sized volume has only one job to do, to guide you to the best locations in Zion NP to capture the canyon wall glow. David Hay has the review
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Triptychs
Alain Briot looks at the art of putting together three photographs to form a single piece of work. He discusses their benefits and introduces the different types that he will discuss in more detail in his later articles
Black A Tor Copse
Planning and pre-visualising are both important steps to capturing beautiful landscape images. However, as Adam Burton explains, there can be no better feeling than simply being open to what the landscape is offering at any given time
Why Do We Take Photographs?
Take a moment to consider the reason you take photographs. While everyone’s motivations might be different, David Hay reflects on his own reasons, and the most common reasons cited by others
Green Spaghetti
Have you ever worked in a chaotic location where you aren’t quite sure where to start? Ian Plant uses the example of a rain forest to offer some advice on how to approach such situations
Filtering in the Field
There are many different types of filter you can use with your camera. Andy Brown discusses the benefits of filters and shows how different filters can be used to achieve different effects
Need For Wilderness
At a time when our natural spaces are coming under ever greater threat from the progress of humanity into ever more wild spaces, Trevor Anderson puts forward the case for protecting these spaces
