Latest articles by Keith Wilson
"I see food as a celebration," reveals food photographer Emma Dunham
INTERVIEW From a simple stack of pancakes to a punk watermelon, Emma Dunham has a gift for making food look exciting as well as delicious. The award-winning food photographer shares some of her recipes for success…
"Everyone wants pictures in the blink of an eye," laments Getty sports photographer Laurence Griffiths
INTERVIEW With so much sporting action this summer, Laurence Griffiths of Getty Images talks about capturing every goal at the Euros, Getty Images’ 24/7 Olympics coverage, and why he always has a wide-angle ready…
"Macro photography is complicated," admits nature photographer Tony North
INTERVIEW Less than 10 years ago, Tony North only took out his camera on holidays. Now the Manchester-based macro photographer is winning international awards and writing a book. Here's how he has spread his wings from photography’s chrysalis...
"It's about evoking feelings in people," says rock photographer Scarlet Page
INTERVIEW Jimmy Page's daughter tells how she "borrowed" her dad's lenses, captured nine frames with Paul McCartney, and why she's intimidated by Duran Duran
"I find traditional landscapes boring," admits landscape photographer Kim Grant
INTERVIEW Scottish landscape photographer Kim Grant prefers chasing more intricate – even abstract – images and tells why she eschews the large, wide views of well-known locations
"A good perspective is a child’s perspective" says wedding photographer Gurvir Johal
INTERVIEW One of the most sought-after Asian wedding photographers, Gurvir Johal talks being among 400 guests for days, developing his eye for detail, and being named the best in Europe
"I hike with 4 bottles of gin but no tripod" says Nikon pro Eeva Mäkinen
INTERVIEW Eeva Mäkinen shoots landscapes in remote Finland – and she carries four bottles of gin, rather than a tripod
Sport Photography: an interview with Chris Smith
interview A life of taking pictures of classic sporting events and personalities
Pro garden photographer Andrea Jones explains why she looks forward to winter
Interview For 20 years, Andrea Jones has been one of the world’s foremost garden photographers. She talks about her most daunting assignment, the importance of knee pads and step ladders, and why winter is the most rewarding season for garden photography…
