Landscape Photography Blog
Why a Landscape Photography Blog
Behind every perfect frame is a muddy, sleep-deprived story. This blog is the unfiltered journal of what it actually takes to chase the light—the freezing winds, the hours of waiting, and the split-second luck. Come for the final print, stay for the beautiful, chaotic reality.
How I Take Photographs
This section isolates technical execution and field craftsmanship. Here you will find raw exposure parameters, camera operations, filter density selections, and step-by-step editing workflows within Lightroom and Photoshop. These technical logs focus on practical, real-world field mechanics to help developing photographers clear common visual bottlenecks, build complete sharpness control, and gain the confidence to self-correct their own imagery when an environment turns unpredictable.
Why I take Photographs
This section isolates creative intention, landscape presence, and environmental lore. These reflective essays focus on sensory details, local history, and personal observations captured across the moors and coastlines. Every entry records a distinct relationship with a specific storm, woodland, or granite tor, moving past exposure settings to bring the grounding, restorative power of wild terrain into your own space.
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Improve Your Seascape Photography: Get Closer!
If your’e photo’s aren’t good enough your’e not closer enough. A famous quote from Robert Capa. But what does it really mean. An is it relevant to Landscape Photographers.
Mastering Composition “The Art Of Subtraction In Photography”
Someone once said that Photography is the Art Of Subtraction. I think this is often misunderstood - so what does it really mean? Find out how this very powerful concept can Improve Your Landscape Photography
Photography Beyond Tends
As we strive to gain more likes and 5-star reviews, we follow the ever-rising bar of excellence, a Darwinian natural selection of photography is taking place, the outliers of creativity fall into extinction, and we travel along an evolutionary path fuelled by the polarisation of social media to the eventual state when there can be only one style of photography left. What happened to self-expression and art? Will we reduce our work to its lowest but very excellent common denominator? It's time to act before it's too late.
Its Not Real Unless You Experience It.
The difference between AI and you is you. At the moment AI has no grasp of hot or cold the effort of hiking uphill for an hour in the dark at 4am. It does not feel, senses no loss if all the trees are cut down, and feels no pain if the oceans dry up. But you do
Same Old Location…Same Old Photo
It does not have to be that way. There are lots of ways to spice up your photos and share your favourite locations in different ways. With Friends, online or winning competitions at the camera club