Tiffany Reed Briley • Pro Advice for Beginnings
If art is born from reflections of our surroundings, it is also a reflection of who we are and our personal journey. As Tiffany Reed Briley says, we are …
Browsing: All Articles
Mark Metternich • Fine Art Printmaking
In our digital world, the focus on printmaking is under threat. Here, Mark Metternich tells us how to make sure this valuable and important skill continues
Alex Otto • Benefits of Photographing Unknown Locations
The issue of taking the same picture as everyone else is one that follows all photographers around like a shadow. Here Alex Otto explains how to avoid …
Alain Briot • Printers
Printed photographs have a life and a beauty of their own. Alain Briot waxes lyrical about how print is the logical conclusion of the process of making …
Ian Plant • Adapt To The Weather
Understanding and adapting to weather conditions is the difference between taking merely good landscape pictures and great ones. Ian Plant lays out the …
Jan Zwilling • Capturing Landscape Essence Part II
Techniques of abstraction and ‘essence’ may seem like difficult concepts to apply to photography, but Jan Zwilling explains how these topics are fundamental
David Hay • Photographing Mount Fuji
One of the pinnacles of natural outdoor photography is the vast, overwhelming Mount Fuji. David Hay tells us whether it lived up to the iconic billing …
Andy Brown • The Key To It All
The choice of which light tones – low, mid or high – to use can be problematic. What looks good one day may not on the next. Andy Brown tells us about …
Book Review: Wild Light
The beautiful and remote Scottish Highlands are explored in Craig Aitchison’s new book, a major body of work hewn over several years. What sets it apart …
QT Luong • Photographing Everglades National Park
The sheer variety and size of Everglades National Park in Florida makes it unlike any other. As a palette for nature photography, it stands at the top …
Jan Zwilling • Capturing Landscape Essence Part I
Techniques of abstraction and ‘essence’ may seem like difficult concepts to apply to photography, but Jan Zwilling explains how these topics are fundamental …
Alex Otto • Benefits of Photographing Iconic Locations
When you are planning a trip, what are the primary drivers of choice? In the first of a two-part feature, Alex Otto lays out the pros and cons of visiting …
Rafael Rojas • Concept in Photography
Are your best photographs coming out of knowledge or intuition? There is much debate as to which is the solution that provides the most fruit. Rafael Rojas …
Alain Briot • Printing Papers
In our digital world many have lost the love for the tangible object, the literal texture of a great piece of paper. Alain Briot waxes wistful about the …
David Hay • Fore, Mid And Back Ground
Most photographers build their landscape pictures with a wide-angled lens. But how do you balance everything in the frame? David Hay talks us through how …
Tiffany Reed Briley • Breaking Rules to Break New Ground
If art is born from reflections of our surroundings, it is also a reflection of who we are and our personal journey. As Tiffany Reed Briley says, we are …
Alister Benn • The Way It Is
It is freeing to rid oneself of expectations – that others have of us, that we have of ourselves. Alister Benn has learned some lessons about how the answers …
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 …
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 …
