Charlie Waite new book release - "Arc & Line"
'Arc & Line' Charlie's new book
has now been released and in early March 2012 the British Amateur Photographer magazine will be giving his much anticipated book a three page feature.
Arc & Line is a ground-breaking book of distinctive black & white and colour images taken from around the world including the British Isles, that will appeal equally to photographers and collectors, as it takes landscape photography into the realm of fine art with the timeless elegance that has come to be expected of Charlie’s work.
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Arc & Line - Charlie Waite Illustrated Talk - London
A rare opportunity to join Charlie Waite in London for an Evening of "Talking Photography" which will feature:
a fully illustrated talk by Waite on the theme of his new book Arc & Line, exploring composition and influence in landscape photography
an extended Q&A session
a personal book-signing
When: February 28th 6:30 - 8:30pm
Venue: Bridewell Hall, St Bride’s Foundation, Bride Lane, Fleet Street, London EC4Y 8EQ
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"Take-a-view" Competition 2011 - winner announced
The strong lines of a winter field leading to an isolated stand of frosted trees shape the image that has impressed the judges and won top prize in the search for the UK’s ‘Landscape Photographer of the Year’. Cumbernauld-based photographer, Robert Fulton, becomes the fifth person to win the overall title and the £10,000 prize. His picture was chosen, by the judges, from the thousands of entries that showcased the richly diverse landscape of the UK.
On being told of his win, Robert said, “Phenomenal news! I’m stunned - it’s hard to get my head round it. I know lots of landscape photographers, both amateur and professional, who regard this competition as being the ‘THE BIG ONE’ so to be told that I’m the overall winner is a tremendous accolade.
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"With Landscape in Mind" - Release date 20th May 2011
"With Landscape in Mind" is a feature length documentary film from Light and Land, produced by Environment Films.
Landscape photographer Joe Cornish makes a journey from coast to coast across the north of England - tracing a path from the industrial mouth of the river Tees, through the stark and beautiful limestone scenery of the Yorkshire Dales, to the Lake District, arguably England's most romantic and spectacular landscape, revealing the photographer's aesthetic and physical challenges in this upland landscape along the way.
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