In the final part of this trilogy of articles on Landscape photography, I want to showcase some the outstanding photographers whose work I follow and enjoy. Before I do, if you missed Part 1 – What is Landscape Photography or Part 2 – What Kit Equipment Do I Need For Landscape Photography you can click…
Today I want to give a shout-out to another of my favourite photography podcasts “Teabreak Tog”. It is run by Scottish photographer Julie Christie and is aimed mainly at beginners and intermediates. As a former teacher, Julie is great at imparting knowledge in a clear and simple way and she has a really easy-going style….
I was due to write the next part of my photography analysis series this week but yesterday I listened to a really interesting podcast featuring a gentleman called Pat Pattison that was originally broadcast on a channel called The Candid Frame last summer – 6th July 2015 in fact. It seemed very pertinent to me at…
Last week I wrote a piece about winter photography and, in particular, snow. But if you prefer something more exacting, then I would strongly recommend you take the time to investigate the work of Don Komarechka who is the best photographer of snowflakes in the world. (c) Don Komarechka He has a book available called…
So far on my blog journey I’ve only written about one famous photographer (David Hobby). So today I thought I’d redress that imbalance a little and talk about one of the most iconic photographers of the 20th Century and someone whose photographs I love – Irving Penn. Back in February 2010 I was lucky enough…
Previously, in Part 1, I talked about some expensive cameras. So what’s the best way to be able to afford a camera worth £25,000? How about selling a photograph for £2,500,000. Today I want to point you to this post on 500px which talks about the most expensive photographs ever sold. Given that photographs are easy…
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