Observation is an essential quality for a landscape photographer. “The devil is in the details”, they say. It is crucial to have it in mind when you are on location for two reasons. First, because you don’t want to miss a potential shot. Second, because you are very likely to go back home without any
Here are thoughts I wrote down in 2013 when I was learning analog panoramic photography. “I have been taking 617 slide pictures for a year now. Medium format landscape photography is a deeply gratifying process. It is the result of a lot of research and work. I sometimes feel lucky to be given a picture
One of my first panoramic landscape pictures shot on film, with Collados del Asón’s mountain range bathed in an intense autumnal sunlight. I was hiking for more than eight hours, looking for the perfect location, in october 2012. Finding a place where matching subject, ciseled composition and fine lighting all together is the ultimate challenge
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