David Hay • Best Focal Lengths for Mountain Photography
Most of us, and I am no exception, have too many lenses. When it comes to planning a photographic expedition to a new area, the temptation is to take …
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Book Review: Luminosity and Contrast
The photographs alone are worth getting this eBook for. They are, without exception, terrific examples of the best of current black and white landscape …
Ian Middleton • Beyond the Golden Hour
In the days of film, many of the great landscape photographers would even put a warm-up filter on their lens to enhance the golden light produced at this …
Trevor Anderson • Autumn Splendour
This autumn I’ve had the joy of capturing many new intimate scenes. While hiking I am often scanning the ground for interesting relationships in the …
Mark Bauer • Why Do We Take Pictures?
The ‘experiment’ works like this: you wake up one morning to discover that you are the only person left on earth. For whatever reason, the rest of the …
Alain Briot • Printing and Traditions
Seeing original prints from master photographers inspired Alain Briot to create his own photographs and learn how to print them as well as they did. Even …
Interview With Joshua Snow
We talk to the fine art, landscape and night photographer Joshua Snow about leaving his old life for a new one, teaching, taking risks and his influences …
Neil Dankoff • Follow Your Dream
You often hear that you should follow your dreams and find a job that you are passionate about. However, as Neil Dankoff explains, reality sometimes …
Inspirations: Six Pros Share How They Got Started
Over the coming months you will be seeing an exciting new initiative taking place between Landscape Photography Magazine and FUIJFILM. To get us started …
Andy Brown • Directional Light
Harking back to its Greek etymology, the word ‘photography’ rather simply means: ‘to draw with light’. Andy Brown explains how to make the beauty of …
Alain Briot • Learning to See
How do we explain what we do and how can we teach it to others? Alain Briot finds the words to express how photography is the centre of aesthetics and …
David Hay • Graphical Images
Now that autumn is here, we should be looking at the beauty of the season, and what follows. David Hay tells you how he used new techniques to …
Interview With Dougie Cunningham
Dougie Cunningham is a young Scottish landscape, commercial, sports and wedding photographer who is rapidly making a name for himself. He won the Classic …
Dimitri Vasileiou • Cape Wrath
A rarely explored part of Scotland crossed with a unique location – Cape Wrath – led to a photography trip like no other. Dimitri Vasileiou takes us to …
Book Review: Photographers Guide to Cornwall
In 2016, David Hay reviewed the first four books in a series of photographic guides to different parts of the UK. Since then, author Ellen Bowness has …
Tiffany Reed Briley • Stuck in a Rut
Are you stuck in a creative rut? Do you feel burnt out and lack of inspiration? Tiffany Reed Briley is sharing some valuable advice that could help you …
Ian Plant • Badlands National Park
The beauty can sometimes lie in the macro: grains of sand, salt and clay, carved into relief by water and wind. Ian Plant zooms in to talk about his …
Adam Burton • What Are You Photographing?
People never seem to be able to see the wood for the trees. Adam Burton gets it off his chest: the most annoying response to the most often-asked …
Alain Briot • Turning Photographs Into Art IV
How best can you create the effect you want when the only colour is white? Alain Briot experienced a blizzard and tells us what it taught him about …
Alister Benn • The Power of Evaluative Judgement
What are our opinions worth? Our creative integrity is all we have, and our ability to judge our own work, and the work of others, is a crucial aspect of …
QT Luong • Photographing Guadalupe Mountains National Park
Every National Park in North America has been photographed endlessly. Or has it? In Texas lies a fairly unknown location that could prove an exciting new …
Rafael Rojas • Quality in Photography
The measurement of quality in photography is something elusive. And yet, it is of paramount importance. Rafael Rojas examines how we can trust ourselves …
Interview With Bill Fortney
Kentucky-based photographer Bill Fortney talks about being an official Fujifilm photographer, his 49 year career and how photography has made it evolve over time.
David Hay • Dunnottar Castle, Scotland
David Hay tells us about a Scottish trip, noting the challenges and joys of taking windswept pictures of an iconic castle …
