Nature & Landscapes
Landscape, wildlife and nature are some of the most popular types of photography. Our articles and news pieces look to cover a range of artists, new developments and exhibitions from across the industry.
Read: Sustainable Darkroom Practices | An interview with Hannah Fletcher
We talk to Hannah Fletcher about the Sustainable Darkroom; an artist-led, independent organisation whose goals are to explore sustainability within the world of film photography. Read More03 April 2024
Read: How do binoculars work?
We’ve put this guide together to explain the ins and outs of binoculars - Binoculars 101 - if you will. Have a read to find out all you need to know before making that all-important decision. Read More15 November 2023
Read: A Wildlife Photography Kit Bag | An Interview with Tom Mason
Not sure what to take in your wildlife photography kit bag? Let seasoned wildlife pro, Tom Mason, be your guide to everything from cameras to tripods! Read More07 December 2022
Read: Why we opened the UK’s most remote camera store… on top of a mountain
We’re celebrating the extreme lengths Brits have shown they’ll go to for the perfect picture Read More19 August 2022
Read: Our #WexMondays 2022 Winner | An Interview with Richard Fox
The #WexMondays winner for 2022 is the fantastic Richard Fox! In our interview, he tells the stories behind his beautifully atmospheric landscape images Read More17 January 2022
Read: Photographing a volcano up close – the Geldingadalir Eruption
What do you do when you hear a volcano's erupting? That's right – grab your camera! Dave Stevenson reports on an Icelandic adventure Read More19 August 2021
Read: The Opportune Moment | Landscape Photography in Zion National Park
Thomas Heaton heads off the beaten track and embarks on his own landscape photography adventure in Zion National Park Read More04 April 2018
Read: The Hottest Place on Earth | Landscape Photography in Death Valley
Landscape photographer and YouTuber Thomas Heaton travels to California’s Death Valley, but not everything goes to plan… Read More16 March 2018
Read: Perspective: Stop Comparing Photographs to Paintings
This reductive comparison does both art forms a disservice, argues Jon Stapley Read More12 December 2017
Read: Perspective: Are Paid-For Hides Damaging Wildlife Photography?
Paid-for hide locations allow photographers convenient access to wildlife, but Tom Mason wonders if it’s all a little too easy… Read More24 August 2017
Read: A Skomer Island Adventure
A haven for wildlife and a paradise for photographers. Drew Buckley reports from Skomer Island Read More08 June 2017
Read: Professional Wildlife Photography with a Bridge Camera
Pro wildlife photographer Chris Schmid took Sony’s RX10 III out to Namibia and put it through its paces Read More18 May 2017
Read: Behind the Image: Rig Diver, by Alex Mustard
This spectacular shot landed Alex Mustard in the finals of Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2016. He tells us the story behind the image Read More11 April 2017
Read: Shooting Landscapes for a Living: Justin Minns
Would you like to be paid to visit your favourite landscape spots and take pictures? Justin Minns tells us more about his dream job and his new exhibition Read More09 May 2016
Read: Editorial: Why is Landscape Photography Often So Boring and Predictable?
Looking to get beyond the ‘clicking by numbers’ approach to landscape photography? Geoff Harris considers the limitations of checklist photography, and suggests some solutions… Read More19 August 2015
Read: Interview: Martin Le-May, photographer of ‘woodpecker-riding weasel’ image
Amateur photographer and Wex customer Martin Le-May talks to us about the reaction to his image of a weasel riding a woodpecker, as well the gear he uses. Read More12 March 2015
Read: Behind the Image: Sue Flood, Great White
17 October 2014: Sue Flood’s award-winning image of a great white shark is as beautiful as it is unnerving. Here, she explains how she came to capture it. Read More16 October 2014
Read: Tom Mason in Peru – Part 2: Into the Amazon Rainforest
27 November 2013: In the second of a three-part series on his Peruvian adventures, Tom Mason ventures into the Amazon Rainforest. Read More27 November 2013
