The seventh edition of the online Landscape Photography Magazine is now available. Promoting landscape imagery by photographers worldwide, the magazine is also showcasing some spectacular locations from around the globe, complete with map links. In this issue, you will find an article on Drag Landscapes by David Hay, a description of the Olympic National Park by Navin Sarma, an introduction to raw shooting by Mike Bell, and more.

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Landscape Photography Magazine Press Release

Landscape Photography magazine

Issue 7 of landscape photography magazine is out now.

A great variety of new articles and tutorials, as well as an interview are included in this issue. They will be of help not only to intermediate and advanced photographers but also all those who are in those early stages.

We are promoting imagery from landscape photographers worldwide. We are also showcasing some spectacular landscape locations in great detail with map links for all to visit.

It makes no difference if you are using a large format or a compact camera, the magazine welcomes everyone the same way. We are here to help each other improve and make sure that Landscape Photography will be here for ever and remain one of the best and most inspirational genres in photography.

Hudson Henry talks about his passion for landscape photography. Navin Sarma gives us an insight of the Olympic National Park in USA. Adrian Hall talks about when the light is right. David Hay explains all about Drag Landscapes. We have Costa Quebrada on the map. Dimitri tells us why he always exposes for the light. Dan Andre and Tom Grubbe talk about their featured images. Mike Bell explains all you need to know about RAW and this month we are interviewing Christopher Maun. And of course, some exceptional landscape photography sent in by our readers, including the amazing work of Lofoten Islands by Stein Liland. These are just some of the subjects we are analising in depth.

A magazine full of inspiration.

http://landscapephotographymagazine.com/

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