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 …
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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?
Shannon Kalahan • Art As A Voice
In today’s culture of harsh criticisms and an online mob mentality, speaking up about significant issues can be a daunting task. Shannon Kalahan shares …
Interview With Ken Kaminesky
We talk to renowned photographer Ken Kaminesky about his journey to success in the field and ask him what he has learned over the years
Alain Briot • Turning Photographs Into Art II
Whether you are taking pictures with an expensive camera or a phone, it is important to remember that your enjoyment of the art itself is what matters …
Alain Briot • Turning Photographs Into Art
Alain Briot asks one of the biggest questions: how can you express your artistic vision and, with all the baggage that implies, turn your photography into art?
David Hay • Please Yourself
Why do we take photographs? Is it to impress others or is it simply because we enjoy going out and photographing nature? David Hay talks about subjective and personal photography
Alister Benn • Hearing the Visual
Alister Benn tells us how music and photography, and the appreciation of both, are inextricably linked and how we can use techniques that apply to both when creating images
Rafael Rojas • Preconceptions
Let go of the rigid truth about good and bad light. As Rafael Rojas says, you need to reach the conclusion that no light is bad or good and that all kinds of light are equally suitable for expressive photography
Ian Middleton • A Lucky Shot
What makes a great photograph? Ian Middleton lets us in on the secrets of how skill, experience and knowledge, plus a little bit of luck, play crucial roles
In Conversation… Terry Gibbins
Terry Gibbins is a London-based black cab driver. Here, Graeme Green talks to him about photographing cities, new adventures in water abstracts and favourite locations to explore in his cab
QT Luong • Photographing Glacier National Park
How can you get the best out of the vast area that is the Rocky Mountains? From mountain scenery to abundant wildlife, the area is unique. QT Luong tells us how to navigate best.
Brandon Yoshizawa • Successful Seascapes
Trip planning, composition and excellent advice: Brandon Yoshizawa tells us how to take the perfect picture of beautiful waves as well as smooth water surfaces by using long exposures
William Neill • Photographer – A Retrospective
David Hay reviews a new book by the exceptional outdoor and landscape photographer, William Neill, covering his four decades of intense and beautiful experimentation with landscapes
Mark Metternich • What Keeps Me Inspired
Different people get inspired by many different things in life. Mark Metternich shares his experiences and tells us what keeps him inspired in today’s…
Interview With Naomi Locardi
Naomi Locardi started out as a graphic designer and with her husband, Elia, they created a successful travel photography business. Here she shares her story on how …
Dimitri Vasileiou • Solitude
In searching for a place to decompress and take a back-to-nature break, Dimitri Vasileiou found his perfect oasis: the remote Isle of Eigg
David Hay • Snow Scenes – Colour or Monochrome?
Fine art long-exposure photographs look great in modern minimalist homes. So, should you print your winter landscape images in colour or monochrome? David Hay explains
Trevor Anderson • Studying the Intimate Landscape
Intimate scenes are an excellent way to see and understand nature in a different way. Trevor Anderson shares his thoughts on studying and photographing small parts of the landscape
