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Improve your mountain photography
By Simon Kirwan on 13/03/2002 12:44:36
What's wrong with this picture? Simon Kirwan explains the basics of mountain photography
will dramatically improve your photography. Castell Y Gwynt (Castle of the Winds) from Glyder FachsummitViewpoint is the first consideration - most places and objects, whether they are mountains, buildings, people, or your prize begonias, have an optimum viewpoint
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Outdoors Travel Photography Tips
By Simon Kirwan on 25/06/2009 11:14:38
We show you how to improve your outdoors photography and take stunning outdoor photographs.
that will arise when you’re out there. If you buy a new camera for the trip, familiarise yourself with its operation thoroughly before you leave.Step 2: Prioritise - in the context of the trip, how important is the photography? On a lightweight backpacking trip
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Photography Academy Launches At Kendal
By Jon on 09/11/2010 12:15:37
Two-day NASOP outdoor and sports photography event launches at this year's Kendal Mountain Festival.
An interesting new opportunity for outdoor photographers with the launch of the two-day National Academy of Sport and Outdoor Photography at this year's Kendal Mountain Festival.NASOP – which sounds alarmingly like a public sector trade union
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Friday Matinee - Photography Special
By Jon on 28/09/2012 12:04:00
Top outdoors photographer John Beatty talks eloquently about his photography with images from his brilliant book Wild Vision.
This week's matinee is a cracking podcast interview with Peak District based outdoor, wildlife and travel photographer John Beatty talking vividly about his approach to photography and his mission to photograph 'what something feels like, not what
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OM Regular's Mountain Photography Books
By Jon on 03/11/2006 13:51:27
OUTDOORSmagic contributor and professional snapper Simon Kirwan has two mountain photography books out and hey, is that Christmas I see lurking just around the corner?
considered.More examples of Simon's work at www.the-lightbox.complus check out links to his articles on improving your mountainand travel photography below this article.
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Photography Exhibition Off To A Flier
By Jon on 26/08/2004 12:34:56
Alastair Lee's new exhibition of panoramic landscape photography is up, running and striding purposefully towards the finish line. Definitely worth a visit if you like the outdoors...
Just a reminder to northerners that Alastair Lee's exhibition of360-degree panoramic landscape photography runs until late Septemberin Burnley.'More Than Meets The Eye' showcases a selection of Alastair'sbeautiful 360-degree panoramic landscapes
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Free Landscape Photography Exhibition Hits Newcastle
By Susan Vittery on 12/05/2010 20:26:54
Enjoy the landscapes of Northumberland without having to put on your jacket, at the new photography exhibition in Newcastle.
The pick of Northumberland's landscapes will be heading indoors this summer for a new photography exhibition at The Biscuit Factory in Newcastle, called sceNE.The exhibition runs from 11th June to 30th August and it will showcase the photography
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Al Lee's New Photography Site - Gallery
By Jon on 31/05/2011 16:29:36
Outdoor film-maker and photographer has a new photo site where you can browse through some stunning mountain photography.
The Lee fella has taken time out from making films to launch his new photography site - alastairleephotography.co.uk- where you can browse through some lovely images and also buy prints from stunning locations both in the UK - Lakes and Pendle
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Mountain photography archive
By OM on 01/01/1999 16:41:27
Great pics and how to take them
See below for links to all mountain photography articles for great pics and how to take them.
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Ellis Brigham Photography Competition
By Nikalas Cook on 07/04/2012 10:52:10
The lucky winner can choose between an action packed weekend for two in Zermatt or the Peak District
If you take a camera out on the hills with you then entering this competition is a no-brainer.To celebrate the arrival of their new Mountain Trek and Travel catalogue, Ellis Brigham has launched a photography competition based around the catalogue
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