It gains momentum from some unseeable distance, beginning beyond comprehension. Hidden forces make it swell and pulse and breath forward, backward, and side to side - it is ceaselessly in motion. As though from an invisible channel deep within, it begins to have a sense of form and direction that is outside of the realm of choice, ambition, or direction. The form, which at first is obscured and buried beneath itself, starts to make itself known, to be distinct and recognizable, to impinge itself upon from where it came; it is unignorable. Suddenly - with all of the forces that inspired it, al ..read more

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Through the texts and pictures of Le Corbusier, Mondrian, Malevich and many other artists from the early 20th century, I discovered the idea of equilibrium and saw how shapes of different colours and size could balance against each other. It is one thing to paint or sculpt to demonstrate such principles; it is quite another to photograph with the same aim. We photographers depend on what we find, but also what technical means are at our disposal – our own skills, focal length of lenses, perspective control and so on. I was nevertheless drawn to these ideas and sought to create pictures obvious ..read more

The premise of our podcast is based loosely around Radio Four's "Any Questions", Joe Cornish and I (Tim Parkin) invite a special guest onto each show and solicit questions from our subscribers. The post Any Questions, with special guest Paul Wakefield appeared first on On Landscape ..read more

This is a small part of a series shot in the pine and oak woodlands of Madrid. This small mountain range served as the recreational area for Spanish Royalty, witnessed Napoleon defeat the Spanish army in 1808. It is the setting for the novel “For Whom The Bell Tolls” by Hemingway, where he depicted horrid combat during the Spanish Civil War. Its grounds aren’t particularly rich in diversity, but hold many hidden corners where birches, oaks, and pines mingle in fern-covered floors. My approach to woodland photography is a rather fast-paced shooting style, as misty conditions in Spain tend to b ..read more

Welcome to our 4x4 feature, which is a set of four mini landscape photography portfolios which has been submitted for publishing. Each portfolio consists of four images related in some way. Whether that's location, a project, a theme or a story. Added: Submit Your 4x4 Portfolio Interested in submitting your work? We are always keen to get submissions, so please do get in touch! Do you have a project or article idea that you'd like to get published? Then drop us a line. We are always looking for articles. Anthony Jacobson The Cornish Coast Claudio Neri Louis Iruela A Walk in the Rain Steve J ..read more

Welcome to our 4x4 feature, which is a set of four mini landscape photography portfolios which has been submitted for publishing. Each portfolio consists of four images related in some way. Whether that's location, a project, a theme or a story. Added: Submit Your 4x4 Portfolio Interested in submitting your work? We are always keen to get submissions, so please do get in touch! Do you have a project or article idea that you'd like to get published? Then drop us a line. We are always looking for articles. Anthony Jacobson The Cornish Coast Claudio Neri Sentimental Journey: My Childhood Park L ..read more

This is a small part of a series shot in the pine and oak woodlands of Madrid. This small mountain range served as the recreational area for Spanish Royalty, witnessed Napoleon defeat the Spanish army in 1808. It is the setting for the novel “For Whom The Bell Tolls” by Hemingway, where he depicted horrid combat during the Spanish Civil War. Its grounds aren’t particularly rich in diversity, but hold many hidden corners where birches, oaks, and pines mingle in fern-covered floors. My approach to woodland photography is a rather fast-paced shooting style, as misty conditions in Spain tend to b ..read more

Sometimes, magic can be found right on our doorstep. This portfolio of images is a tribute to the regional park that I have cherished since childhood, a place filled with happy memories and an unbreakable bond with nature. The paths that wind through gentle hills and wide meadows were witnesses to my first explorations, with my father by my side teaching me the secrets of nature. The birdsong accompanied us on long afternoon walks. The lush forests, with their stillness and the scent of moss, were an escape from everyday life. And finally, the panoramic views that opened up to the horizon fil ..read more

Concealed in shadows are beautiful compositions just waiting to be discovered. Single-minded photographers focused on capturing the warm tones of sunrise or sunset don’t know what they’re missing! My field workflow begins or ends in the shadows. Shadows tempt me to lean in for a closer look. I have become fascinated with what lurks in these mostly undiscovered places! The infatuation has produced new and unique natural world abstract photos. Subjects I would otherwise walk by without noticing suddenly have become a favorite genre. The mostly blue tones of shadowed areas elicit an uneasy mood ..read more