On Landscape - Any Questions

May 24 2024 4 ep. 58 mins 2

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Landscape photography questions are answered by our core team of Tim Parkin and Joe Cornish with monthly featured guests. Part of On Landscape magazine.

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Episode Four with Special Guest Colin Prior - Apr 20

May 24 2024 55 mins

SummaryIn this conversation, Colin Prior, a renowned mountain photographer, discusses his background and journey as a photographer, his transition from film to digital photography, and his experiences using the 617 camera in the mountains. He also shares insights into his approach to composition and the challenges and opportunities of photographing in the Scottish Highlands and the

Episode Three with Special Guest Mark Littlejohn - Mar 20

Apr 22 2024 54 mins

SummaryIn this conversation, Mark Littlejohn discusses the use of tripods in photography and the potential drawbacks they can have. He mentions that tripods can be useful for slowing down and reminding photographers that they are actively photographing. However, he also points out that tripods can limit creativity and awareness of the surroundings if photographers become too fixate

Episode Two with Special Guest Lizzie Shepherd - Feb 20

Mar 22 2024 56 mins

SummaryIn this episode, Tim Parkin, Joe Cornish, and Lizzie Shepherd discuss various topics related to photography, including exhibiting and printing, the creative evolution of photographers, the responsibility of photographers to be aware of environmental and ethical considerations, and the fascination with snowy landscapes. They also touch on gender differences in photography and

Episode One with Special Guest Alex Nail - Jan 24

Jan 28 2024 65 mins

SummaryThe conversation explores various themes related to photography, including the evolution of photography styles, the role of the audience in book publishing, the challenges of mountain photography, the pursuit of beauty, the influence of drones, the importance of color accuracy in printing, and the philosophy of photography in revealing reality. In this conversation, Joe Corn