Inpiring Photography

[John 2]

A couple of years ago, I used to belong to a Photo site called Inspiring Photography run by Dimitri Vasileiou. Dimitri comes from Greece but lives for the most part in Scotland. It had some really good workers and set out to present the best in Photography. I joined to learn from my betters. Dimitri eventually decided to start an online Magazine with the same ethos and it's success and the associated demand on time sadly led to the demise of the forum. I had forgotten about it until I came across this commemorative free issue. If you want to look at some exquisite Landscape work, I can recommend a look.

http://landscapephotographymagazine....ition-2014.pdf

[kateveber]

The images of inspiring photography are very decent and we've enjoyed too much.

[Shadowman]

Nice link.

[RichardTaylor]

+ 1 on Inspirational photography, and thanks for the link.

[Sponge]

I was quite impressed by the images in the magazine and there are a lot. I look forward to reading the articles when I have the time, thanks for sharing.

[John 2]

Glad you liked the work. There are some incredibly good workers around the world.

[chauncey]

John, the word "inadequate" comes to mind after looking at your link...as in my work is...

[Downrigger]

Awfully impressive. Reminds me of how little I understand about much of what I am trying to learn, but particularly, in this series, about color and how to work with it.

[John 2]

What impresses me is the use of light and the unrelenting search for it. Needs a level of dedication that sadly, I don't have.