Alain Briot • The Importance of Photo Projects
Alain Briot talks about the importance of photo projects and the things we should consider doing in order to stand out amongst the crowd.
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Dimitri Vasileiou • Taking The Wrong Path
In the journey of life, taking the wrong path can be less than ideal. However, as Dimitri Vasileiou says, taking the wrong path while out hill-walking …
Anthony Lamb • Desert Portraits
Each subject of a photograph can be complex, but according to Anthony Lamb, there is simplicity that can be found if your aim is to draw the eye of the …
Alain Briot • The Ultimate Camera
The potential for creating art is only with you, whether you use a 4×5 camera, a 35mm or another format, film or digital. But, as Alain Briot says …
Alister Benn • Snapshots of Life
Weekends represented the antithesis of conformity, the opportunity to do it my way; free, unconstrained and imaginative. Alister Benn waxes lyrical …
David Hay • Winter Photography
With global warming coming along, will we all have to become more flexible with our winter photography? As David Hay says, winters in the UK are not …
Ellen Borggreve • Road Without Shortcuts
Giving out advice on photography is a tricky business. But, as Ellen Borggreve says, there are no shortcuts to creative satisfaction and craftsmanship.
Nicolas Alexander Otto • Drakensberg: A breathtaking experience
The little-known country of Lesotho, which only declared independence from the UK in 1966, is a landscape photographer’s dream. Nicolas Alexander Otto …
Rafael Rojas • The Magic of Fine Art Photography
Having a fine art print lying on the table, we can be proud of having gone through a long and thorough process of artistic gestation. Rafael Rojas …
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 …
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 …