I have a favourite photo of John Stott. He is crouching over a clump of wild crocuses on a stony Turkish hillside, the heavy lens of his camera perfectly steady in his outstretched hands despite the awkward angle of his body. Photographing photographers is always fun. Continue reading
Tengo la foto favorita de John Stott. El está inclinado sobre una mata de azafranes silvestres en una ladera pedregosa en Turquía, la lente pesada de su cámara perfectamente estable en sus manos extendidas a pesar del ángulo incómodo de su cuerpo. Fotografiar fotógrafos siempre es divertido. Continue reading
It isn’t easy to explain the fascination of bird photography. Perhaps it is a Neanderthal hunting instinct that lies not far beneath any high-sounding aesthetic theory of the joys of capturing a memorable image? Continue reading