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EPISODE · Feb 12, 2020 · 1H 29M

Interview with landscape photographer Mark Pimlott

from Photography Insights - important industry interviews by Phlogger

Mark is a digital & film photographer who also shoots on pinhole too.  His work is centred around landscapes but only in black & white.  He presents these with a single focal point (usually) using long exposure. I urge you to check out his work as again its beautiful for someone who does this as a hobby.  Do check out my website phlogger.co.uk as Mark has provided a collection of photos to show you. In this one we discuss: - long exposure - pinhole - trying portraiture - honey spot locations - when to shoot - trying different films - fun with hasselblads - why he shoots landscapes - subject isolation - camera clubs - importance of Youtube - stand development - Nick Cave music - editing techniques & more Random questions Why lose weight What comes after Instagram Why he would give a present to Mark Hamill REVIEWS We read out the latest review from Quinn Jacobson too. LINKS Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markpimlott/ Website - https://markpimlott.net/

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