Trevor Anderson • Photographing Glacier Peak
The Glacier Peak wilderness provides many stunning views and moments of peace and tranquility. Trevor Anderson did the loop hike and shares his …
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Alain Briot • Color Exploration
It was time to shift work in a new direction. Rather than hanging onto his old idea of reality losing out over believability, Alain Briot decided that …
Sarah Howard • When it Feels Right
It can be easy to make ‘good’ photographs but what about special ones? Sarah Howard tells us how to tap into the feeling of a significant photo …
Neil Tapman • Chasing Cerro Torre
Have you ever had that ‘unfinished business’ feeling with a location? Of course you have, this is the life of a landscape photographer after all. Neil …
QT Luong • Exploring Zion National Park
Hiking into canyons and navigating water flows are only two of the activities to do in the incredible 229-square mile Zion National Park in Utah. QT Luong has …
Chip Carroon • Above the Badlands
The word brings to mind danger, dusty old terrain to be avoided – not so. Such a vista offers a unique opportunity to the photographer. Chip Carroon …
David Hay • Can Less be More?
Often the simplest images are the ones that catch your attention first. David Hay, on a trip through Scotland, lends a hand in a café and wonders whether …
David Hay • Square Format And Landscape Photography
In today’s digital era, is square format suitable to landscape photography? David Hay explains.
Jennifer Renwick • Nature First
As photography rises in popularity, everyone is having an impact on the natural world. Jennifer Renwick shares some advice that could guide us all in …
Ian Plant • Photographing Greenland’s Icebergs
The optimum way to create successful photos of the stunning towers of ice of this remote area is by motorboat. Ian Plant takes one out for a spin and …
Andy Brown • Monochromatic Marvels
Humans see the world in colour, so is this why we retain a fascination for the black and white? Andy Brown examines why we continue to be dazzled and …
David Hay • Photographing Autumnal Kyoto
Hanami is the traditional Japanese practice of watching the cherry blossoms bloom. These verdant trees can provide lush beauty for any photographer …
Guy Tal • What Makes A Great Photographer?
Stop chasing after things already photographed. Challenge yourself to see like nobody else has and you will earn well-deserved greatness and gratitude …
Dimitri Vasileiou • How Much Is Too Much?
How can photographer artists express themselves without being heavily criticised? How much is too much in post processing?
Guy Tal • Created Sacredly
According to landscape photographer Guy Tal, the link between good artists and good art is not always as obvious as one might expect …
Alain Briot • Raw File Color Variations
The variations of color palette are endless. Each artistic decision to create color harmony is carefully made, as Alain Briot illustrates in his study of …
Rafael Rojas • Wonder, Curiosity And Imagination
Everyone reacts differently to the stimuli the natural world presents. Rafael Rojas sees the pleasure of photography as being about the process first. He …
Autumn in Paradise
The Alps can provide a magnificent vista. Matthew Crompton headed to the Gran Paradiso National Park in Italy to make some intense landscape images …
Neil Dankoff • Photographing the Maldives
When thoughts turn to what paradise looks like, these Arabian Sea coral reefs should immediately spring to mind. Neil Dankoff tells us how a recent trip …
Alister Benn • The Death of Creativity
Our personal judgment, rather than the expectations of others, is what we should trust and focus on. Alister Benn tells us how to think less and feel …
Alex Otto • Seeking Star Trails
Few images provoke awe more than star trails. Their apparent motion can add a surreal aspect to night-time photography. Alex Otto has the masterclass in …
David Hay • Horizontal and Vertical Panoramas
Millions of digital photographs are taken every day. How can you make your images stand out from the veritable flood? David Hay has some answers and …
Ellen Borggreve • Studying the Masters
It is canon in the photography world that we can gain a great deal from paying attention to the great works of the past. But are we oversimplifying?
Donald Hall • Photographing Fly Geyser
Something out of this planet. You would be justified if this was your first impression, for such is the impact of Fly Geyser. Its surreal beauty in such …