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On Landscape is a subscription based bi-weekly magazine dedicated to landscape photography.
Alberto Rodriguez-Garcia writes about 'Upon the Wave'
"Knowing the boundaries of the wave and in which direction it leads can help us see what possibilities exist outside of it still lurking in the expanse of creative experience; as the old saying goes “you have to know the rules in order to break them.”
On Friday, we’ll be hosting Paul Gallagher from Aspect2i Photography Tours, Workshops & Classes on our Any Questions podcast. If you have a question you’d like to ask Paul, please send it in!
Tim interviewed Paul back in 2011 (https://www.onlandscape.co.uk/2011/06/paul-gallagher/), and since then, Paul (https://www.onlandscape.co.uk/author/paul-gallagher/) has been a regular contributor to On Landscape.
He’ll be a great person to ask questions about infra-red and black and white photography and his landscape photography on his international trips to Japan, Yosemite and China.
You can send your questions to [email protected] or comment on this message. Please send questions by 6pm BST Thursday 25th July.
Issue 308 is available to download with contributions from Daniel Eek, Bernd and Gundula Walz, Michela Griffith Photography Peter Eastway, Paul Wakefield, Tim Parkin, Joe Cornish, Charles Twist, Claudio Neri Photography Steve J. Giardini, Louis Iruela & Anthony Jacobson.
This Seventh episode features Paul Wakefield where we talk about lighting, working with art directors, origins of style, emotional connection, different camera formats, AI landscapes for car photography and much more..
Peter Eastway writes about the 'Art of Aerial Photography'
"Love them or not, the aerial abstract is incredibly popular and while it's quite askance to traditional landscapes, I find that the same attention to detail and technique is required."
In this issue Michela Griffith Photography interviews Bernd and Gundula Walz as our featured photographers.
"We both invest a lot of time in post-processing. In our opinion, it is only in this step of the workflow that a photo becomes a picture. In post-processing, we can give the image our personal style. "
Daniel Eek writes about 'Love of a mountain - A counterbalance for everything else around'
"Yet art is precisely what must be allowed to counterbalance everything else around, what challenges the seemingly obvious. Experience through art is something that speaks to the depths of our being and has the ability to counteract those aspects of us that are destructive and selfish."
Issue 307 is available to download with contributions from Mieke Boynton Photography Bremner Benedict Michela Griffith Photography Sally Mason Photography Matt Payne Photography Michael Rung Photography Colin Prior
Bremner Benedict writes about 'Hidden Waters'
"The start of Hidden Waters was serendipitous. Living in a bone-dry, high desert Western town founded on the site of a natural spring, I gained firsthand experience about the vital importance of water."
Mieke Boynton Photography writes about "Photographing the Simple Beauty of Nature"
"It is a rewarding experience for me to interact with people in this way, and it goes a long way towards alleviating my early concerns that landscape photography is simply a self-indulgent activity."
Issue 306 is available with content from Kenny Thatcher, Keith Beven, David Ward Landscape Photographer Landscape Photographer, Joe Cornish, Tim Parkin, Theo Bosboom, George Kalantzes, Michela Griffith Photography and Daniele Bellucci.
Theo Bosboom looks at 'Underwater photography without diving' in his latest article.
"The use of drones has boomed within landscape photography, the opportunities for underwater photography are hardly exploited, if at all"
David Ward Landscape Photographer talks to Joe Cornish and Tim Parkin in our latest "Any Questions Podcast"
We had a bunch of questions about his thoughts about the curse of the masterpiece, the transition from film to digital, what style means in photography, how the art world perceives landscape photography and much more.
Keith Beven writes about "The Road Not Taken - in praise of Walking and Serendipity"
"Walking remains a relatively cheap way of travelling (depending on how far you need to pay for accommodation if walking long distances) but takes time. While the slow speed is an advantage for the photographer, taking the camera for a walk also has some disadvantages."
Kenny Thatcher writes about 'Exploration and Remembrance in Southwestern Oklahoma'
"Southwestern Oklahoma is not considered a famous tourist destination, but that’s another reason I have always been drawn back to that part of the U.S. The refuge itself has long held a peculiar place in my memory because it is so very different compared to my home in Appalachia."
Issue 305 is available to download with contributions from Theodor Paues, Matt Payne Photography Jesse Brown Nelson Michela Griffith Photography Danielle Macleod, Tim Parkin, David Baker, Andreas Brink, Bob Wielaard, Jens Rosbach & Phil Lewenthal.
David Baker chooses one of his favourite images, Incoming, by Deceptive Media in our End Frame article.
"How can I sum up the Andy’s sea work? There is wilderness. Isolation. Power. And above energy, all to reflect the sea being at the edge of change"
Tim Parkin has written a technical article on Converting to CMYK and Navigating the Minefield of Litho Printing.
"Given the fact that the first time people most people encounter CMYK conversions is when they’re spending a lot of money, you can understand why people get worried. "
Michela Griffith Photography talks to Danielle Macleod as our featured photographer this issue:
"Danielle Macleod is a mask maker and photographer based in the Isle of Lewis. Her photography draws on traditional Hebridean culture, local stories and her upbringing there. Her practice involves creating wearable sculptures from foraged and discovered natural materials. When these masks are photographed in the natural environment they bring to life creatures that exist in an other-world, demonstrating the artist’s connection to her culture, tradition and place."
Matt Payne Photography take a look at the work of Jesse Brown Nelson in his latest 'Portrait of a Photographer'
"In addition to his skills as a photographer able to see both wide and near, Jesse’s story may inspire readers while instilling some ideas on becoming a better photographer."
Just a quick promotional post from our other company. Thanks for your patience.
It's the Natural Landscape Photography Awards time of year again! We've got one day left until the close of entries so if you're interested in supporting a competition dedicated to the photographic process and having images judged by people who share your passion for the landscape.
You have until the end of tomorrow to submit your entries, and then they'll be sent to the judges!
For everybody who has entered already, thanks so much for your support!
Theodor Paues writes about "The Jawbone and the Element of Surprise" in our latest article.
"Sometimes, the most captivating images emerge only when we resign ourselves to the possibility of not finding anything at all. Perhaps it is in these moments that we are truly open to being surprised."
Issue 304 is available to download with contributions from Dylan Garcia, Joe Cornish, Tim Parkin, Paul Mitchell Photography Michela Griffith Photography Uge Fuertes Lewis James Phillips Dylan Nardini Photography and Damian Shields Photography
Michela Griffith Photography talks to Uge Fuertes as our featured photographer in this issue.
"I try to make creativity a path. The daring and risky composition is my hallmark; I like to seek perfection in composition and highlight only the remarkable, ignoring the rest. We are what we photograph and also what we see. Seeing is not only a physical question"
Paul Mitchell Photography talks to Joe Cornish and Tim Parkin in our 'Any Questions' podcast.
We talk about his background, thoughts on beauty, critiques, pinhole photography, design and book making and more.
On Thursday we’ll be hosting Paul Wakefield on our Any Questions podcast.
He’ll be a great person to ask questions about working as a professional landscape photographer, environmental portraits, composition & light, working with large format & colour negative film, how the industry has changed over the years and much more.
You can send your questions to [email protected] or reply back to this message. Please send questions by 9am Thursday 23rd May.
Also, let us know if you have any other guests you think Joe and Tim should talk to.
If there’s a question you’d like to ask Paul, then please send it in!
Dylan Garcia writes about his project which is around climate change and geo-mythology.
"This Project deals with the landscape of ideas as well as the physical landscape. One of the concepts used is Geo-Mythology, the idea that historic climatic and geological events eventually become myths"
Issue 303 is available to download with contributions from Keenan Wadsworth, Matt Payne Photography Bill Ferngren, Michela Griffith Photography Anna Morgan - photographer and writer Theo Bosboom and Darren Ciolli Leach.
Michela Griffith Photography talks to Anna Morgan - photographer and writer as our featured photographer this issue:
"I hope they show a reverence for the natural world that you experience every day. We are surrounded by nature everywhere, even among the high rises of the big cities - it may feel less pervasive in urban areas, but we are not separated from it."
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