The winning photographs from the Environmental Photography of the Year 2018 competition have been announced. This year, the competition received entries from 89 countries. They provide an insight into the current state of our environment and the livelihoods of people around the world.
In this month’s issue of OP:
Andy Holliman on shooting awesome coastal images.
Coastal landscape photographer Benjamin Graham on keeping things simple.
‘Leave nothing but footprints’: why this mantra is more important than ever.
Steve Watkins puts the Huawei P20 Pro to the test.
If you can identify the lake in the image above, you could win a MindShift Gear Exposure 15 camera bag, worth £168!
Terms and conditions apply, deadline for entries is midnight on 2 January 2019.
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Photographer, Allan Pollok-Morris has been photographing Jupiter Artland for the past 10 years. We caught up with him to find out what it’s been like to photograph such a unique space.
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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In this month’s issue of OP:
Tim Hall on finding success in the fine art photography world.
Capturing wildlife behaviour shots with Josh Jaggard.
Morgan Heim on seeing all sides of a story.
Fergus Kennedy puts the Panasonic DC-FT7 to the test.
In this month’s issue of OP:
Staffan Widstrand on his outstanding wildlife photography.
Capturing the beauty of autumn colour with Andy Farrer.
Andrew Parkinson: the pros and cons of paid-for hides.
Fergus Kennedy puts the Pentax K-1 MkII to the test.
In this month’s issue of OP:
How to take awesome mountain photographs with Simon Swales.
Underwater wildlife photographer Victoria Walker on capturing the world’s largest marine mammals.
Wabi-Sabi: Rachael Talibart reflects on the Japanese philosophy of accepting imperfections.
Fergus Kennedy puts the Sony α7 III to the test.