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Great British Landscapes
For those landscape photographers not yet familiar with Landscape GB I suggest taking a look. It is an online magazine run by Tim Parkin and features subscriber critiques by Joe Cornish as well as some very useful and often thought provoking landscape photography related articles.
You will find yourself being introduced to new photographers whose galleries will inspire you, and doubtless add a vast number of picturesque and wild locations to your “must visit” list. With any luck enough tips will “stick” and you’ll grow as a photographer and get those prize-winning images!
I personally enjoy the critique videos with Joe and Tim. It’s fascinating to hear them discuss the pros, cons and decisions made by the photographer, and learn what they think work and what let things down. Joe has a wealth of experience and has captured some, what can only be described as, classic photographs, so being able to “sit on his shoulder” and see him tweak some images is priceless knowledge in my opinion. All too often it’s very small changes that can make the difference between a nice shot and a really altogether more striking image. I know I certainly consider my compositions far more that I used too. Those small details . . .
The site is subscription based to get all the content but you can read some of the content before you commit. It’s a great value £2.00 per issue if you subscribe for a year, £2.50 for 6 months and £3.00 an issue on demand.