Landscape photography can be both satisfying and hugely frustrating. With so many people taking photos in the hills, how do you make yours stand out? Pro photographer James Roddie has some choice tips on working smarter to achieve better results.
UKClimbing and UKHillwalking are proud to announce the shortlist for this year's Marmot Photography Awards, plus a major update to our highly prized Photo of the Week.
Walkers often get to see wildlife, but it's hard to take good pictures of it. Photographer James Roddie is a master of the art, and here he shares some hard won tips.
UKClimbing and UKHillwalking are proud to announce the shortlist for this year's Marmot Photography Awards.
Scrambling may be one of the most exciting ways to enjoy the hills, but it's hard to shoot quality images that really capture the feel. For action photos that fizz try these tips from adventure photographer Nadir Khan.
UKClimbing and UKHillwalking are proud to announce the line-up for this year's Photography Awards. The format is the same as last year. We have put on display the Top 5 from each category so that you, the user, can vote for who you deem most worthy....
Over 2016 site users have submitted hundreds of brilliant photos to the UKH galleries. The highest rated pictures will feature in next month's Marmot Photography Awards 2016. Meanwhile here's our pick of the best of the rest.
Winter may be stunning on the hills, but it's also the harshest time of year for photography. From subject matter and composition to the basics of keeping kit dry and hands warm, pro mountain photographer Nadir Khan offers his tips for better winter pictures.
