An Interview with Marian Kuric by Beata Moore

Eystrahorn by Marián Kuric

Marian Kuric was born in Slovakia in a small town of Lučenec. He is a member of the European Federation of Photographers as well as a member of the Association of Professional Photographers of the Slovak Republic. He focuses on fine art landscape photography. Marian also leads landscape workshops and is an ambassador of fstop gear and VFFFOTO. He has been awarded: the gold award in The Epson International Pano Awards 2020, the gold winner in Nature/Earth category of PX3 Prix de la Photographie Paris, and an honourable mention in International Photography Awards 2021, to mention a few. He is very grateful for his family support of his passion for photography, as none of the above would have been possible without his family understanding. read more.

Selection of August 2022: Look away by Lynn Emery

Look away by Lynn Emery

The image was taken in the Masai Mara on 3rd of August 2017. This lioness was sitting away from the pride, in the full late afternoon sun... read more.

Selection of July 2022: The WINDSWEPT SCULPTURES by PANOS LASKARAKIS

The WINDSWEPT SCULPTURES by PANOS LASKARAKIS

The ‘Windswept Sculptures’ is one of my favorite scenes from Africa, taken in the Ndutu conservation area of Tanzania. It was an unexpected moment when suddenly... read more.

Talk # 10 All About Nothing by Beata Moore

Ghosts Of the Sea by Caterina Mrenes

Art is about personal expression and the pursuit of photographic creativity is different for everyone. In recent years there has been a lot of talk amongst landscape photographers about mindful and minimalist photography. What is it that makes both so popular? read more.

Selection of June 2022: The Ghost Wildebeest by Alessandra Meniconzi

The Ghost Wildebeest by Alessandra Meniconzi

The wildebeests after drinking in the waterhole in Etosha National Park, the Namibia’s foremost wildlife sanctuary, in June. I was there to take photos of wildlife drinking at the waterhole when unexpectedly the wind increased and quickly turned into a sandstorm; it was at this moment read more.