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On Landscape - Passing Through
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On Landscape is a twice monthly landscape photography magazine and the podcast is an intermittent series of fireside chats with guests who are passing through the Highlands of Scotland. Expect conversations around composition, working in the field, a bit of camera geekery, more about the experience of being a landscape photographer.
Episodes
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Joe Cornish – Reader’s Questions
Just before Christmas we asked our readers for a bunch of questions that we could put to Joe Cornish when he visited next and the response was fantastic. In the end we recorded two hours of audio but to keep installments to a useful length (a lot of people say they listen to them over breakfast…
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Joe Cornish – Reader’s Questions
Just before Christmas we asked our readers for a bunch of questions that we could put to Joe Cornish when he visited next and the response was fantastic. In the end we recorded two hours of audio but to keep installments to a useful length (a lot of people say they listen to them over breakfast…
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Marc Adamus Interview
Marc Adamus is a photographer who has taken adventure landscape photography to extremes. His hero is Galen Rowell and he shares a lot in common with his lust for further, higher, colder, (insert hyperbolae here) and I would say if Galen were still around today and active his work wouldn’t be too...
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Joe Cornish – Readers Questions
Just before Christmas we asked our readers for a bunch of questions that we could put to Joe Cornish when he visited next and the response was fantastic. In the end we recorded two hours of audio but to keep installments to a useful length (a lot of people say they listen to them over breakfast…
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Unsworth Exhibition at the Ruskin Museum
We’ve feature David and Angie Unsworth in a previous couple of articles, one as featured photographers and also an interview with David about his work and influences. They also have a book of their photography, A Landscape for the Imagination. David and Angie now have an exhibition of their work…
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Interview with Simon Butterworth
I have been following Simon Butterworth’s photography since I saw his images on photo.net and ephotozine sometime ago. Since then his photography has gradually changed and what better recognition of that change than winning recognition in one of the world’s most prestigious photography prizes....
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Interview with Anna Booth
There are sadly very few women ‘in’ landscape photography. Whether this is to do with the problems of being out in the landscape at odd hours of the day is for a different article. What is interesting is that the amount of ‘interesting’ women photographers is disproportionate to this lack of…
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Interview with Jon Brock
Jon Brock and I met up in Port Mulgrave recently and we ended up having a brief chat about his self published book, “Vision and Craft” as featured in a previous issue of On Landscape. We recorded the chat for your enjoyment although make sure you’ve been to the loo before you listen to it :-) You...
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What is Landscape Photography Podcast
Whilst discussing plans for the magazine and other ideas, David Ward, Joe Cornish, Tim Parkin and Andrew Nadolski took the opportunity to record a round table discussion covering a question that has been asked more than once in the past (usually around mid October in the last few years) what...
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Guy Tal
Guy Tal is writing an article for us in a couple of issues time but we thought it would be good to have a chat and record it as a podcast so you have something to listen to whilst you are out on location or just travelling to work. We recorded this using Skype which worked very well although but...
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Exposure Blending
One of our accepted goals as photographers is to ensure that our final ‘product’ is correctly exposed (we’ll come back to what ‘correctly exposed’ actually means later). Digital cameras can supposedly record 13 stops of dynamic range but real world tests show that although it’s possibly to detect...
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Nature’s America – David Muench
David Muench is one of the first great colour landscape photographers. With a huge back catalogue of publications, he has influenced a generation of photographers and has created many of the places Americans now call icons. Tim Parkin and Joe Cornish go through the book “Nature’s America”...
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Robert Garrigus
Robert Garrigus volunteered his photographs to be the subject of Joe Cornish and Tim Parkin’s photography critique and what a good couple of compositions they were too. Many thanks Robert. Part One https://youtu.be/362kVm1OB-w Part Two https://youtu.be/B6bOVnMVc1M
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Hindsight – Etive and Orchy
We’re taking a little detour in our Hindsight series with a video covering two complementary images from Joe’s Scotland’s Mountains book – one you’ve seen before and one not. The first is a photo from Glen Orchy taken under very difficult conditions, bright blue skies in the mid-summer with...
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David Clapp
David Clapp, Tim Parkin and Dav Thomas met up in the Peak District just as On Landscape was being formulated. That first interview had a couple of problems (the Canon 5Dmk2 only recorded 12minutes at a time and the Panasonic GH1 only recorded 30 minutes but with bad sound, the main audio ended up...
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Hindsight – Scotland’s Coast
Passing Cloud by Joe Cornish Heads of the Grocke North Shetland Sunset Our Hindsight series continues on with a series of pictures from Scotland’s Coast. As you can imagine, Joe took many more pictures than were included in the book and we’re talking about two of them here. We’re also featuring...
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Hindsight – Hardcastle Crags
Successful Image Didn’t quite work From the archive Joe Cornish’s First Light is widely acknowledged as influencing a huge number of landscape photographers in the UK and a fair few abroad too. The combination of accessible but descriptive narrative, the wonderful photography and the honesty of...
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On Landscape is a twice monthly landscape photography magazine and the podcast is an intermittent series of fireside chats with guests who are passing through the Highlands of Scotland. Expect conversations around composition, working in the field, a bit of camera geekery, more about the experience of being a landscape photographer.
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