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Great Locations to Shoot in Bude (Photo Ninja’s Top 3 Picks)
Cornwall’s north coast near Bude is full of opportunities for landscape and seascape photographers. The Atlantic Ocean is always ready to put on a show and the dramatic cliffs, rocks and harbour give you plenty of options. Go on your own, or get a guided tour. But don’t miss it!
Easy Snowdonia Photography Locations (All “Park & Shoot”)
While David Griffiths is no stranger to long uphill hikes to photograph from mountain-top locations, he’s also a connoisseur of easy access “park & shoot” spots that offer dramatic compositions. Here, he outlines some of his favourite locations along a beautiful 12-mile stretch of road.
Photographing Argyll – Too Much of a Good Thing?
Scotland’s Argyll offers spectacular mountains, seascapes, castles, steam trains, and oh yes, some of the finest whiskey too! Mikey McManus, a professional drone pilot, shows you Argyll from the air. Read the article, watch the video and start thinking about your Argyll travel plans…
Liverpool Photography: The Beatles, the Waterfront and Churches
MIKE CHESWORTH: It’s time for Liverpool to get more attention from photographers …
Put the Malvern Hills on Your Photography Bucket List
PAUL COMPTON & GEOFF MOORE: You’ve photographed the Lake District. You’ve explored and shot the mountains of Snowdonia. But have you captured the beauty of the Malvern Hills?
Borrowdale Hidden Water Mill (Persistence Pays)
PAUL THOMSON: I know of an old Borrowdale hidden water mill, tucked away in the Lake District valley. The rain came, and two weeks later I was back, this time with much more water running …
Lone Tree Photography (My 5 Takes on an Icon)
WILLIAM RIGBY: Sometimes, even the most modest subjects become iconic. At Llyn Padarn in North Wales you’ll find one of the icons of lone tree photography.
The Mists and Mysteries of England’s Fens
JAMIE OVERLAND: The Fens can be a desolate place. It’s a flat 15,000 square mile expanse of reclaimed wetlands, from Lincoln in the north to Cambridge in the south.
Photographing Dartmoor? Make Tavistock Your Base (Quick Guide)
Tavistock is on the western side of the moor and is an ideal location from which to explore.
Lake District Landscape Photography – 7 Wonders!
CHRIS SALE: With so much choice it can be difficult to decide which locations to visit. Here are some of my favourite locations for Lake District landscape photography.
Snowdonia Mountain Photography Guide
Let photographer David Griffiths be your Snowdonia mountain photography guide. Snowdonia offers 15 peaks of 3,000 feet or more, all within a small area.
London Street Photography (Tips Plus Map)
GARY NORMAN: I’ve shot in many UK cities, and in this post I’ve highlighted five of my favourite London street photography locations.
Snowdonia Landscape Photography
DAVID GRIFFITHS: Why has Snowdonia landscape photography become so popular? Equipped with some good local knowledge, North Wales can be a location to beat all others.
Dartmoor Landscape Photography – Magic Moors
SIMON BURN: For me, few experiences can equal Dartmoor landscape photography. As a photographer, Dartmoor National Park in the heart of Devon, always calls me back.
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Photography in Ireland? The Three Sisters Call Your Name
Photography in Ireland? The Three Sisters Call Your NameIf you’re visiting Ireland for photography, the Three Sisters should be on your list…By Darren J Spoonley - subscribe to Darren's YouTube channelIf you have the opportunity to visit Ireland to take some epic...
Photo Study of my Favorite Dolomite Mountains
MASSIMILIANO FULGOSI: I first fell in love with the Dolomites about 10 years ago. That love affair continues to this day. Alpe di Siusi, the focus of this photographic study is my “happy place”, where I can hike, breathe in the mountain air and take pictures far from day-to-day stresses.
Photographing the Drama of Italy’s Dolomite Mountains
VIERI BOTTAZZINI: The jagged peaks of the Dolomites are a true photographer’s paradise. There are iconic shots like the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, or the San Giovanni church in Ranui, along with fresh, rarely visited locations, where you can create images no one has ever seen.
Photographing Northern Lights in Lofoten, Norway (Top Tips)
DIARMUID O’DONOVAN: This was a bucket list trip that delivered epic images and film footage. If you’ve got Lofoten on your “must go to” list, take a look at these tips so you know can prepare and make the most of your experience.
Mountain Landscape Photography (Swiss Alps, Zermatt, Matterhorn)
PAUL HAMMETT shows us his favorite Swiss Alpine views from the mountain tops near Zermatt. It’s not just the Matterhorn, but also many other nearby peaks. To quote Paul, “When it comes to landscape photography, this is like shooting fish in a barrel.”
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Photography in Ireland? The Three Sisters Call Your Name
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Exploring the Pacific Northwest Through a Long Lens
CHRIS JOHNSON: For me, photography began as a way to catalog my experiences. I love the way high-quality images can elicit emotion and bind you to specific moments in time. I find the most joy in wildlife, landscape and adventure photography.
Nights in the Utah Desert
TYSON CHAPPELL: I was lucky to grow up in Utah which means that these desert night skies and dramatic landscapes are local to me. Out here, away from towns and cities, I can photograph the peace and quiet of the desert night skies and the cosmos.
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Photo Study of my Favorite Dolomite Mountains
MASSIMILIANO FULGOSI: I first fell in love with the Dolomites about 10 years ago. That love affair continues to this day. Alpe di Siusi, the focus of this photographic study is my “happy place”, where I can hike, breathe in the mountain air and take pictures far from day-to-day stresses.
The Paradox of Subjectivity
The notion of subjectivity is quite a useful concept. And I would argue that it is, paradoxically, the refuge of mediocrity. While everyone is entitled to their subjective opinion, I believe there are still objective standards even when it comes to art. See what you think…
Photographing the Drama of Italy’s Dolomite Mountains
VIERI BOTTAZZINI: The jagged peaks of the Dolomites are a true photographer’s paradise. There are iconic shots like the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, or the San Giovanni church in Ranui, along with fresh, rarely visited locations, where you can create images no one has ever seen.
