Landscape Photography World

Fiona McLean shares how photography became both a creative refuge and catalyst for healing after personal challenges and professional burnout. Originally from Canada and now bouncing between Europe and her homeland, Fiona brings a unique blend of documentary experience and environmental social science to her travel, landscape, and drone photography. With a background shaped by decades of global exploration—44 countries across six c...

Bruce Hucko is a photographer, author, and educator whose lifelong work explores the connections between art, place, and culture across the American West. Based in Moab, Utah, Bruce’s photography is rooted in the landscapes of the Colorado Plateau, capturing both the visual and spiritual essence of the region. His deep engagement with Indigenous communities, particularly the Navajo and Tewa Pueblo peoples, has informed not just his...

Ben Geier is a photographic artist whose work revives the faded charm of American nostalgia. Rooted in his Midwestern upbringing, Ben began his journey through a fascination with the abandoned—drawn to forgotten buildings, rusted signage, and the ghostly remnants of roadside culture. His signature aesthetic and retro-inspired color palette breathe new life into these lost spaces, offering a vibrant homage to a bygone era.

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Astrid Preisz is a deeply expressive photographic artist whose work celebrates the emotional resonance of nature, curiosity, and the unfiltered self. Based in Austria, she came to photography later in life, turning to it in 2020 during a difficult personal chapter following the death of her parents. What began as a creative escape became a powerful form of self-reconnection.

Influenced early on by Alistair Banner, Astrid embraced a...

Brittany Colt is a photography teacher and guide based in California’s Eastern Sierra, where she explores and photographs some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the American West. Born blind in one eye, Brittany has developed a distinct way of seeing—balancing grand vistas with intimate scenes shaped by light, texture, and emotion.

Her love for photography began with a Kodak 110 camera at age ten after a family trip to Olymp...

Marc Adamus is widely regarded as one of the most influential landscape photographers of his generation, known for his bold visual style and ability to capture fleeting moments of magic in the wilderness. Based in western North America, Marc has spent over a decade immersed in remote landscapes—from the storm-lashed peaks of Patagonia to the frozen wilds of Alaska—chasing light and atmosphere with relentless dedication.

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Madeline Lanagh brings a deeply personal and artistic voice to the world of landscape photography. Starting her photographic journey later in life after a career and retirement in The Netherlands, she speaks candidly about the creative awakening that followed the publication of her autobiography in 2015—a moment that led her to fully embrace expressive photography.

In this episode, Madeline explores the emotional depth behind her i...

Amsterdam-based landscape photographer Max shares his evolution from a novice to an award-winning visual artist capturing the planet’s most dramatic natural scenes. With a background in sustainability, Max brings a thoughtful, purpose-driven lens to his photography—aiming not just to showcase beauty, but to deepen our connection with the environment and raise awareness about its fragility.

In this conversation, Max discusses his cr...

Brenda Tharp shares her lifelong connection with the natural world and how it continues to inspire her artistic practice. A photographer since childhood, Brenda speaks about how growing up immersed in nature, backpacking with her father, and traveling across the U.S. laid the foundation for a life of visual exploration. Her approach blends curiosity, emotional resonance, and thoughtful composition to create images that celebrate bo...

Guy Tal brings a deep and contemplative approach to landscape photography, shaped by decades of creative exploration and a profound relationship with the high deserts of the Colorado Plateau. In this episode, he reflects on his belief that photography is a medium for self-expression rather than mere documentation. He discusses how his images serve as visual metaphors—echoes of thoughts, feelings, and his personal connection to wild...

Harry Dinnen is a photographer, explorer, and director of photography known for capturing the wild spirit of nature. His work spans outdoor, travel, adventure, surf, and lifestyle photography, often set against powerful, untamed landscapes. With a deep belief in promoting the preservation of wild places, Harry uses his images and social media presence to inspire others to explore the outdoors and reconsider humanity’s relationship ...

Kai Hornung, an internationally awarded landscape photographer based in Germany, is known for his emotionally rich imagery and signature sense of calm. Blending technical precision with a deep personal vision, Kai’s “Finding Small” philosophy encourages a mindful approach to photography—focusing on overlooked details and subtle visual narratives. His work has been featured in National Geographic, Condé Nast Traveller, and other lea...

Leighton Compton, a skilled carpet layer turned passionate landscape photographer, shares his evolving creative journey with a strong focus on drone and astrophotography. He opens up about his initial hesitation toward drone use, eventually embracing the medium through experimentation with intentional movement and light painting techniques. Leighton breaks down the detailed planning behind many of his images, discussing the technic...

Originally from the Netherlands, Kristel Schneider moved from a corporate communications background to building a meaningful career in fine art and landscape photography. Now based in Auvergne, France, Kristel offers insight into how her deep connection with nature influences both her creative process and subject choices. 

She discusses the emotional and artistic intentions behind her books *VARIATIONS IN TREES* and *RIVERSCAPE*, e...

Greg Benz, an accomplished American landscape photographer and software developer based in Minneapolis, shares his journey from discovering photography in London in 2000 to becoming a respected educator in the field. 

With a passion for cityscapes, landscapes, and the editing process behind the scenes, Greg focuses not only on creating impactful images but also on helping others master complex post-processing tools. Through his web...

New Zealand landscape photographer Erin Jacob reflects on her creative journey, from winning her first camera at age 11 to building an award-winning portfolio celebrated both nationally and internationally. Erin discusses how early missteps, like her first blurry star photo, only deepened her passion for learning and growth. A pivotal waterfall photography workshop in 2017 sparked a lasting shift in her work and mindset, leading he...

Spanish-born photographer Jose Luis Cantabrana Garcia, now based in Sydney, shares his deep emotional connection with the natural world and how that connection shapes his striking landscape and architectural images. With roots in interior design, Jose brings a strong sense of composition and structure to his work, which has been featured in publications such as National Geographic, Forbes, and The Guardian. He describes his photogr...

Diane Bentley Raymond shares her journey from marketing consultant to accomplished landscape and architectural photographer. Rooted in a lifelong love for storytelling, Diane reflects on the early influence of her father’s darkroom, her passion for capturing fleeting moments, and how viewing the world from unexpected angles fuels her creativity.

She talks about blending her business background with artistic instincts, her deep co...

Jeff Maltzman, an ophthalmologist-turned-landscape photographer, shares how photography became his escape from the intricacies of medicine. He reflects on his early adventures in New Jersey, how digital photography rekindled his creative passion after moving to Tucson, and the ways he balances his career with his artistic pursuits.

Jeff discusses his love for intimate landscapes, the ethical responsibilities of photographers in pre...