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
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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
Dimitri Vasileiou • Photographing Brother’s Point
Exploring a remote location offers a unique space for creativity, as we find upon joining Dimitri Vasileiou on his journey to the majestic Isle of Skye in Scotland
Alain Briot • Collecting Art IV
Collecting art is a minefield of chances taken and emotions felt, but how can you navigate these waters and get what you want? Alan Briot explains
Andy Brown • Lines On The Landscape
How can you make sense out of the wondrous geometry of outdoor subjects? Andy Brown tells us how to compose the right photo by looking between the lines
Craig Varjabedian • Into The Great White Sands
Fancy poring over dramatic, rare sandy landscapes? This book about White Sands in New Mexico should be next on your to-buy list. David Hay has the review
Alexander Otto • Yakushima National Park
Alexander Otto takes the trip of a lifetime: on the island of Kyushu, he finds a spectacular national park with every vista a photographer’s dream
Michael Pilkington • Considering Composition
Your camera is a just tool. You control it, not the other way round. How do you use it to compose the best pictures? Michael Pilkington shares his views
Mark Bauer • Annoyances and Irritations
Inspired by Orwell’s greatest novel, Mark Bauer tells us what aspects of photography he would like to send off into the void
Joe Porter • A Photographic Journey
What if you get in a bit of a creative rut and begin to get demotivated? Would you try something different? Something new? Joe Porter tells of the time Lensbaby…
Interview With Patricia Davidson
Patricia Davidson is one of the most recognised female landscape photographers in the US today. Here she shares her experiences, general advice and the reasons she switched to Fujifilm.
Chip Carroon • Sandstorm Adventures
Pulling an all-nighter and fighting through hazardous conditions were necessities if Chip Carroon was going to successfully shoot Coloradan sand dunes
Cat Burton • Creative Composite Landscapes
If you think merging aspects of photographs is a recent invention, think again. Cat Burton tells us about compositing and why merging photographic compositions is her passion
David Hay • Travel Light
If you are trekking up a mountain, every pound counts. David Hay tells us why the smart photographers are going mirrorless
Alain Briot • Collecting Art III
Getting a gallery to sell your work seems like a big ask. Alain Briot tells us how he navigated the terrain, via the Grand Canyon
Ian Plant • Photographing The Colorado Plateau Desert
The desert plateaus of the American southwest are unsurpassed in the diverse opportunities they offer for photographers. Ian Plant tells us about how his recent Colorado trip provided yet more proof of this outdoor beauty
Paul Gallagher • Photographing Yellow Mountains
China is a vast country with a huge variety of subjects to photograph. Paul Gallagher found himself within extraordinary natural beauty during his recent visit there. Here is his story
In Conversation… Michael Kenna
The photographer Michael Kenna talks to Graeme Green from South Korea, where he is currently working, about photographing the ‘unseen’, playing with toys and working alone at night
Adam Burton • The Bad Side of Photography Workshops
Over the past decade, landscape photography workshops have become hugely popular the world over. But, as Adam Burton says, how do you find the one that works best for you?
Andy Hoare • What Are You Curious About?
What if I took a lens I bought for portrait photography and used it for my landscape work? What would the results be? Andy Hoare explains how his curiosity …
Photographic Journeys: Gareth Goldthorpe
In an exclusive interview, Gareth Goldthorpe talks about his passion for nature and his transition from wildlife to landscape photography
Photographic Journeys: Skyler Bishop
In an exclusive interview, Skyler Bishop talks about his passion for landscape and sports photography and why working with conservation non-profit groups can help build your portfolio…
Anita Kram • Characters in a Macro World
Years ago, most of her macro pictures were of insects on a blurry background. Now, as Anita Kram says, she includes more of the surroundings to tell a story and create…
QT Luong • Photographing Channel Islands National Park
Finding remote and untouched locations is getting tougher by the day. But we have found you gorgeous islands that can be reached only by boat. QT Luong explains
