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 …
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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 …
Ruth Grindrod • Elemental: Preparing for an Exhibition
Preparing for an exhibition of landscape photographs for a well-known gallery in Aldeburgh in Suffolk, England is a daunting challenge. Ruth Grindrod …
Alex Koch • Between Seasons
On a trip to photograph northeastern Italian mountains, Alex Koch encountered some problems under snowy conditions, but these turned out to be a blessing in disguise.
Interview With Dan Bailey
Alaska-based photographer Dan Bailey talks about being an official Fujifilm photographer, his big breaks and what advice he’d given to people starting …
From Dawn to Dusk
In a crowded marketplace it is hard to find new angles to talk about. A new book giving advice on times of the day and the best approach to getting the …
Paul Gallagher • The Subtlety of Grey
In the pursuit of the starkness of black and white images there is a whole range of tones missing: greys. Paul Gallagher explains why this colour shouldn’t …
Alain Briot • Turning Photographs Into Art III
Exposure can be used as an artistic technique. In the latest instalment of this series, Alain Briot is going to look at it in the context of turning …
Alex Otto • Photographing Waterfalls
Do go chasing waterfalls: these cascades of colour are an often-untapped subject; Alexander Otto gives us a smart guide filled with tips and tricks on …
David Hay • Using Shapes in Compositions
Sometimes we visit an area with pre-conceived ideas of what we will photograph. However, as David Hay says, it pays off to stay flexible and allow …
Interview With Ian Plant
Ian Plant jumped off a safe law career to try his luck at being a photographer. In this interview he tells Tiffany Briley how his brave move has paid off…
Trevor Anderson • Mountain Photography With A Telephoto Lens
Taking a photo of a mountain scene involves plenty of variables, such as weather, focal length and ever-changing light. Trevor Anderson tells us how to …
Dimitri Vasileiou • Yet Another Boring Santorini Sunset
The beautiful Greek island has long held a pull for Dimitri Vasileiou. Here, he waxes lyrical about the weather and location, and how you can capture the …
Chip Carroon • Photographing Zion’s Rivers in Autumn
Walking through arid canyons to capture the flow of rivers seems unlikely by design – not to mention potentially hazardous – but Chip Carroon tells us …
David Hay • Resolution
Should you always upgrade to the highest resolution camera available in the market? David Hay has been photographing with digital cameras since they …
Andy Brown • Repetition, Patterning & Mirroring
Visual repetition of patterns, as we hear in music, can also be a key aspect of finding your path in photography. Andy Brown explains
Ian Plant • Photographing Lava
It might sound like a tremendously dangerous way to capture a picture but photographing lava can be done carefully and safely. Ian Plant tells us how
Adam Burton • Turning Pro
So, you want to follow your dream and become a professional landscape photographer? Adam Burton is here to break down the truth of the pressures that …
Scot Gillespie • Japanese Aesthetics
How should we approach life and art? Even if you are an uncultured Westerner, as Scot Gillespie says, you can still learn from an exploration of Japanese …
Dougie Cunningham • Photographing Scotland
Does this large volume, covering 280 locations, all over Scotland, published by Fotovue, live up to the high standards of the previous guides?
