Lessons from a Woodland Photography Exhibition
Simon Baxter discusses the lessons he learned from his latest exhibition with Joe Cornish, “Woodland Sanctuary”.
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Simon Baxter discusses the lessons he learned from his latest exhibition with Joe Cornish, “Woodland Sanctuary”.
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Eric speaks on the negative aspects of pressure and how they affect our creativity and practices as nature photographers.
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Matt brings to light his personal feelings regarding whether nature photography is considered art, an age-old debate which, ultimately, has no one answer.
Alfredo shares why he uses the intentional camera movement technique and how it affects his photography.
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