Eric Bennett is a landscape photographer with a love of unseen places and new perspectives. He talks to Graeme Green about getting away from crowds, deafening silence and how the desert can provide solace in difficult times.
Christophe Jacrot is a French experimental landscape photographer who uses the unusual technique of shooting through the rain-covered windows of his car.
Ansel Adams may never have visited Skegness, but that didn’t stop Pete Bridgwood from channelling the American landscape legend’s eye for a dramatic composition, even if that meant borrowing an element from another photo.
Knowing that his style was changing, Réhahn fully embraced a more abstract way of shooting, resulting in a unique depiction of a country and its peoples. He talks to Graeme Green about the impressionists’ legacy, life in Vietnam and not getting burned.
