Lukas Furlan’s French Alps: A Walking Photo Essay
Water appears first: a narrow stream working its way through dark rock. Beyond it, the peaks rise into clouds touched with warm light. Luka...
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Landscape Photography: Mountains, Ice & Light
A mountain photograph can tell a different story depending on where the photographer stands. Explore landscapes shaped by snow, ice and changing light, with attention to scale, framing and the details that give a place its character. Follow the related collections for closer views of winter scenery and the night sky.
Antony Harrison’s South Island: A Year of New Zealand Landscapes
A lone tree in shallow water. A church among golden leaves. A waterfall stepping through a green forest. Antony Harrison’s photographs of N...
The Tatra Mountains Through Karol Nienartowicz’s Photographs
The Tatras in these photographs are full of changing moods. One lake lies beneath a heavy sky; another catches light through a break in the...
Lake Bohinj: Water, Villages and the Julian Alps
A yellow boat beside a wooden jetty is enough to hold your attention in the first Lake Bohinj photograph. The water is clear, the mountains...
Mark Flower’s Colorado: Familiar Places in Changing Light
Mark Flower’s Colorado collection begins with a view through a hole in the rock and ends with a bird between snowy trees. Between those mom...
Ten Years in the Tatras: Karol Nienartowicz’s Mountain Collection
A photography prize can lead somewhere unexpected. In Karol Nienartowicz’s case, the prize was a weekend in Zakopane in 2005. In his accoun...
The Teton Range: Reading the Mountains from Jackson Hole
The Tetons have a particularly direct way of announcing themselves. A broad valley leads towards the mountains, and then the skyline rises ...
Autumn in the Clarée Valley: Thomas Tourral’s Golden Landscapes
Gold appears almost everywhere in Thomas Tourral’s Clarée Valley photographs: across the wooded slopes, around a small meadow building and ...
Living Ice: Jakub Polomski’s Perito Moreno Calving Sequence
From a distance, Perito Moreno looks like an immense blue wall. Closer photographs reveal a rough skyline of ridges and fractures, and then...
Dheera Venkatraman’s Winter Mongolia: Landscapes and Everyday Life
A railway line crosses snowy hills. Basketball hoops stand over an empty white court. A child looks out from an ice arch. Dheera Venkatrama...
Frosted Iceland: Lana Tannir’s Summer Ice Landscapes
Blue ice sits in water that reflects pink, violet and grey. In Lana Tannir’s Iceland photographs, the changing light is as important as the...
Norway in Photographs: Villages, Roads and Mountain Views
Norway’s most celebrated viewpoints are easy to recognise, but a travel album becomes more interesting when it includes the places between ...
Fifteen Winter Landscapes: Snow, Light and Place
Snow simplifies some landscapes and makes others more intricate. It hides detail in a field, draws lines along a ridge and turns a shadow i...
Thomas Tourral’s French Alps: Lakes, Passes and Evening Light
Thomas Tourral’s French Alps photographs make a good case for looking beyond the highest summit. A band of autumn trees, two walkers on a g...
Chilean Patagonia: Fjords, Channels and Inland Mountain Views
Water gives southern Chile a wonderfully complicated outline. Inlets reach between mountains, islands divide passages, and glaciers meet a ...
Hamnøy, Lofoten: Fishing Cabins Beneath the Mountains
Hamnøy’s red cabins seem almost toy-sized beneath the mountain behind them. That contrast is the heart of its best-known view: small, brigh...
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The Changing Faces of Lake Bohinj, Slovenia
Some of the most rewarding landscape projects begin by returning to the same place. Gregor Skoberne’s Lake Bohinj photographs show why: mis...
Jakub Polomski’s Patagonia Journey: 8,000 Kilometres Through Chile and Argentina
The famous peaks are here, but so are the roads that lead towards them: long straight lines, dusty open country and a vehicle made small by...
Karol Nienartowicz’s Mountain Tents: Six Years of Camps and Landscapes
A tent is a small subject for a mountain photograph, but that is precisely why it works. In Karol Nienartowicz’s collection, it gives the l...
Night-Sky Landscapes: Stars, Silhouettes and Reflections
A brilliant sky is only part of a successful night photograph. A figure, a line of stones or a reflection can change the whole feeling of t...