UKC

As I'm a nostalgic git, and also longing to return to Blighty, I do spend much time, (at work usually,) looking at the work of UK landscape photographers. I have a preference for Devon/Cornwall/Wales, but love all Brit landscapes.

My favourites are the works of

Alex Nail

http://www.alexnail.com/

Gary King

http://www.garykingphotography.com/coastal-devon-cornwall

Adam Burton

http://www.adamburtonphotography.com/profile

Adrian Oakes

http://www.adrianoakes.com/

Anyone care to share a link to their favourites, just to keep my from getting bored at work?

Thanks.

In reply to stroppygob:

How about: http://www.landandlight.co.uk/

In reply to stroppygob:

Shameless plug for a friend:
http://www.annetteforsyth.co.uk/Annette_Forsyth_Photography/Welcome.html

In reply to Alan Breck:

prefer this to many of the above list, some of which seem a bit overcoloured and heavy on the hdr

In reply to tony:

another outrageous plug http://www.shaunwalbyphotography.com/

In reply to stroppygob:

UKC's own Gordon Stainforth deserves a mention, though I'm not sure how active he is in this field these days.

jcm

In reply to stroppygob:

Glyn Davies, based on Anglesey. http://www.glyndavies.com/

..and I'll mention Nick Livesey, to save the the trouble of doing so himself!

http://www.nickliveseymountainimages.co.uk/

In reply to stroppygob:

David Ward
http://www.into-the-light.com/

Paul Wakefield
http://www.paulwakefield.co.uk/

Nigel Halliwell
http://nigelhalliwell.com/

Richard Childs
http://www.richardchildsphotography.co.uk/

Others: Tim Parkin, Dav Thomas, Ross Brown, John Irvine.

In reply to stroppygob:

I really like Lee Chapman's stuff, but he doesn't seem to host many photos online at all. http://www.leechapmangallery.co.uk/default.html

In reply to johncoxmysteriously:



Thanks, jcm. Answer: not at all. Was v happy with the four illustrated mt landscape books I did. Am concentrating all my energies now on writing.

In reply to stroppygob:

John Davies

Paul Hill

Fay Godwin

Ray Moore

All important and different entirely from the usual pictorial fodder.

In reply to Henry Iddon:

Is Fay Godwin still going?

I got a few of her books & always liked her style.

Richard Long & Hamish Fulton to the list.

In reply to Tom Last:

No sadly Fay Godwin died in 2005.

Yes Long and Fulton are great, I'm more of a Fulton fan of the two and have a few exhib catalogues. All though I guess you wouldn't refer to either of them as strictly photographers.

In reply to stroppygob:
Thanks guys, that'll help whittle away the hours till home time!

There was a guy (I think a guy!) on UKC by the name of "fishrider" who did some stunning work in Cornwall, anyone know anything about him?

In reply to stroppygob:

no mention of joe Cornish?!

http://www.joecornishgallery.co.uk/

In reply to Henry Iddon:

I'll add Jem Southam to your list. Bill Brandt did some excellent landscapes as well.

In reply to HarmM:

You beat me to it!

In reply to Removed User:


Good call. Jem was my tutor at Exeter College of Art and Design and Bill Brandt was actually Jem's tutor iirc.

Happy to be a photographer, even if they're flair didn't quite rub off on me!

In reply to Tom Last:

There's an article about Jem Southam here, though it's subscription only:
https://www.onlandscape.co.uk/2013/03/stories-from-the-land/

In reply to Douglas Griffin:

Jem did a great session at Redeye a few years ago. He looks remarkably like a Spitfire pilot though - maybe it's the tash !

In reply to Henry Iddon:


He's certainly an intimidating character, tutorials were always a bit nerve wracking. Students used to try to nick his test prints out of the bin; although his discarded test prints were better printed than our finished prints for our degree show.

In reply to stroppygob:

Chris Friel: http://www.friel.photography/water

In reply to Tall Clare:

Aye.....

In reply to Removed User:

Forgot to mention

Melanie Foster:
http://www.melaniefoster.co.uk/

Anna Booth:
http://www.annaphotobooth.com/

In reply to stroppygob:

I don't know if Nadir Khan describes himself as a UK landscape photographer, though his shots certainly do include some landscape pictures. But overall, his standard of pictures is extraordinary.

In reply to Douglas Griffin:

Some nice stuff. Landscape photography seems to be a bit short of women.

In reply to Tall Clare:


Some really good stuff there, but phew...a clunky website?

In reply to Max Harms: I did a Light & Land workshop with Joe Cornish and learnt so much from him. I also did one with Charlie Waite http://www.charliewaite.com/ and found him inspiring as well. Both of them offered ideas, feedback and encouragement freely to the participants.

In reply to Tom Last:

Jem was a great resource help when I did my Dissertation years ago and we've met a couple of times since, my personal favourite of his was his Painters Pool work although his Lowry exhibition was very interesting. I quite enjoy Brian David Stevens recent images too http://www.briandavidstevens.com/project/brighter-later/

Henry's ongoing work is also a great project

In reply to Removed User:

Thanks Simon. For those not aware of it I assume you're referring to A Place to Go


Yeah Brian's Brighter Later is great - he recently posted some new images I think.