Landscape Photography Archives

30 September, 2025

Photographing An Iconic Location – A One Shot Story

By Floyd K. Takeuchi

My first camera, a birthday gift from my parents, was a Kodak Brownie Fiesta. All plastic, a simple viewfinder, and it used 127 film. Keep the sun over your shoulder, the Kodak ...

22 September, 2025

One Shot Story: An Epic Photo And Getting Caught With My Pants Down

By LASousa

This image was taken of Sakonnet Light in Little Compton, Rhode Island. The light was beautifully diffused from the offshore shroud created by Hurricane Erin. For support I ne...

1 September, 2025

Portraits of Sabrina – An Exercise in Photographic Therapy

By Derek Hope

It’s 1125BC; King Locrinus is King of the Britons. His wife, Gwendolen had learned her husband’s infidelity, of the illegitimate daughter born of Germanic Princess Estrild...

13 July, 2025

The Winter Heart of the Tatras

By Lubomir Drapal

The Tatras are the highest peaks of the Carpathians, and I wouldn’t hesitate to call them the national treasure of Slovakia—though a small part stretches gracefully into Poland....

13 June, 2025

Olympus Evolt E1 – A Quest for Bluebells, Fairies and a House for Essex – Local Photo, Walks Pt2

By Ibraar Hussain

This part 2 of a short series I decided to write, about local photo walks, some sort of inspiration for those looking for an excuse to pick up the camera and shoot something rat...

25 March, 2025

Malvern Hills Cloud Inversion with a Pentax Q7

By Hamish Gill

Over the Christmas break, we had a series of maybe 5 days of fog. It was that proper fog that just doesn’t seem to go away throughout the day and after a while starts to feel a ...

18 March, 2025

Memories of Eden – A One Shot Story

By John Pemberton

I had forgotten about this picture. Last I thought about it was a couple of years ago when I entered it in a gallery’s call for entry. It placed as honorable mention. The ...

17 March, 2025

Our Annual Brean Day with my Leica CL, Omnar Pantessa FLB and Ilford XP2

By Hamish Gill

As a family we go to Brean beach once a year in the winter. It’s become something of a tradition. It’s actually become one of my favourite family traditions, purely for how simp...

Tony Warren on Shielded – Photographing Ukrainian Refugees in Denmark
This sensitive depiction of such meaningful tradition serves to further highlight the barbaric things that are going on in the…
Geoff Chaplin on Adox HR-50 and PanF in PMK Pyro
Thanks Simon. It looks like they are guessing too. Perhaps Adox are trying to confuse us with "speed boost" =…
Gary Smith on The Rover returns – A one shot story
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