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Dec 4, 2024 | 
onlandscape.co.uk | john tapia |Michéla Griffith |Isabel Diez
In this issue, we talk to Juan Tapia. His early fascination with photography was personal, rooted in childhood memories. In parallel with his career in agriculture, analogue workshops deepened his passion, and over time he gravitated away from grand landscapes to the subtle beauty of nearby environments. Influenced by art and music, his work embraces abstraction and symbolism, and he is continually seeking new ways to express and connect through visual storytelling.
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Nov 7, 2024 | 
onlandscape.co.uk | Chris Harrison |Michéla Griffith
Whatever labels we prefix photography with, it is a fluid form of art and craft that largely follows the curiosity of the person behind the lens. Just as the countryside evolves over time and with weather, urban street scenes are in flux, shaped by changes in the built fabric, the movement of people, the play of light, and the unfolding of everyday life. Street photography invites us to see the city as a living organism, a landscape of opportunity with its own rhythms and stories.
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
onlandscape.co.uk | Rannveig Bjork Gylfadottir |Michéla Griffith
Rannsy has had a long-standing interest in photography, beginning with capturing family moments with instant film cameras and moving on to explore people and places through travel. She credits one trip in particular with crystallising her desire to look at her surroundings in greater detail. Back in Iceland, she seeks quieter interpretations of her much photographed homeland. Encouraged by friendships online, she is currently studying creative photography.
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Oct 9, 2024 | 
onlandscape.co.uk | Michéla Griffith |Nicki Gwynn-Jones
In this issue, we catch up with Nicki Gwynn-Jones to discuss how her photography has evolved. It's been seven years since our Featured Photographer interview with her, and in that time her connection with the rugged landscape, dramatic light and wild seas of Orkney has deepened. From her encounters with balletic Arctic terns, to the light of the simmer dim and the storms of winter, Nicki shares the profound joy and respect she has developed for her home.
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Sep 26, 2024 | 
onlandscape.co.uk | Mike Curry |Michéla Griffith
Mike Curry has been a full-time professional photographer for forty years. He grew up in Yorkshire and moved to London in 1982, initially working for several years in the Selfridges’ photography studio.
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Sep 24, 2024 | 
onlandscape.co.uk | Tim Parkin |Joe Cornish |Michéla Griffith
Amateur Photographer who plays with big cameras and film when in between digital photographs. Flickr, Facebook, Twitter Professional landscape photographer. joecornishphotographer.com In 2012 I paused by my local river and everything changed. I’ve moved away from what many expect photographs to be: my images deconstruct the literal and reimagine the subjective, reflecting the curiosity that water has inspired in my practice.
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Sep 10, 2024 | 
onlandscape.co.uk | Michéla Griffith |Matt Redfern
Matt Redfern grew up surrounded by the beauty of the outdoors. Nature was a source of comfort and inspiration, but his love for photography developed later after he settled in California. Initially influenced by what he saw on social media, he credits the Covid19 travel restrictions with encouraging him to explore more local and intimate scenes. Since moving to Oregon, Matt has concentrated on capturing scenes that convey a story or hold personal meaning for him.
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Aug 21, 2024 | 
onlandscape.co.uk | Michéla Griffith |Len Metcalf
In this issue, we have a rich and lengthy dialogue with Australian artist and educator Len Metcalf. Len has written for On Landscape before and gave an inspiring presentation at the Meeting of Minds Conference in 2016. Len’s images are distinctive – always square, always sepia toned. He has a love of wildness, trees and flowers; he is a passionate advocate for the environment; and likes nothing better than a quality print – and paper.
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Jul 11, 2024 | 
onlandscape.co.uk | Michéla Griffith |Gundula Walz |Bernd Walz
On this occasion, we have a joint interview with German photographers Bernd and Gundula Walz. Bernd has a diverse but striking portfolio of work and is clearly comfortable with a range of subjects, techniques and styles. Long exposures give a sense of space, tranquility and extended moments.
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Jul 2, 2024 | 
onlandscape.co.uk | Sally Mason |Michéla Griffith
I hope these features broaden your definition of what landscape photography can be and the value of following what makes you curious in developing your own vision and style. Experimenting is an important part of this and is something that Sally Mason especially enjoys. At the time that she began lengthening the shutter speed and playing with movement, she hadn’t heard of ICM (intentional camera movement). It was simply something that, once stumbled into, spoke to her.
