Stunning platinum prints, the first to be created from recently digitised silver nitrate negatives, give captivating insights in to the first British reconnaissance expedition to Everest in 1921, and are on show at the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) this autumn.
In this month’s issue of OP:
Dave Watts on capturing his home county of Essex in a way few others have.
Landscape photographer David Hopley on how drones changed his photography.
Dispatches from the Real World: Niall Benvie on why we all need editors.
Fergus Kennedy puts the Song RX100 MkVI to the test.
If you can identify the volcanic lake in the image above, you could win a Primus Lite+ personal cooking system, worth £100!
Terms and conditions apply, deadline for entries is midnight on 5 December 2018.
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Lighting manufacturer Louis Poulsen has asked top lighting designer Paul Nulty to curate a photography exhibition based on the theme ’Design To Shape Light’, running the 10th – 26th October 2018. The result is a selection of twenty-one dramatically different photographs by some of Europe’s most innovative architects, designers and creatives, including: Iwan Baan, Tony Chambers, Jason Bruges and Christian Flindt.