Outdoor Photography

OP 328 is now on sale! Highlights include: Inspiring ways to refresh your spring landscapes; interviews with Robin Dodd, Richard I’Anson and David Shaw; and a wealth of seasonal wildlife photography tips. See more at outdoorphotographymagazine.co.uk Cover image © Robin Dodd

OP 327 is now on sale! Highlights include: Mark Dobson’s guide to shooting wild seascapes; Tesni Ward shares her creative wildlife photo tips; and Marc Wilson on his work blending landscape and documentary. See more at outdoorphotographymagazine.co.uk Cover image © Mark Dobson

Award-winning young nature photographer Jamie Smart has launched her first gallery exhibition, at the National Botanic Garden of Wales: bit.ly/4qtRUyK

Voting is open for the Wildlife Photographer People’s Choice Award: bit.ly/4riQs3P

OP 326 is now on sale! Highlights include: Top advice for shooting intimate winter landscapes; interview with renowned wildlife photographer Beverly Joubert; and stunning mountain images by Adrian Metzelaar. See more at outdoorphotographymagazine.co.uk Cover image © Joshua Holko

Norman McCloskey’s stunning new book – and your chance to win a copy: outdoorphotographymagazine.co.uk/articles/news/…

OP 325 is now on sale! Shoot winter mountains and learn the geometry of composition. Plus, interviews with Irish pro landscaper Norman McCloskey and Swedish nature photographer Staffan Widstrand. See more at outdoorphotographymagazine.co.uk Cover image © Norman McCloskey

In our December issue, Kenny Muir shares his photographs of the remaining fragments of Scotland's ancient Caledonian Forest: bit.ly/48fp4Lt

OP 324 is now on sale! Capture meaningful images with a telephoto and get creative with white balance. Plus, interviews with North Wales-based landscaper Simon Kitchen and aerial specialist Gheorghe Popa. See more at outdoorphotographymagazine.co.uk Cover image © Simon Kitchin

The Scottish Nature Photography Awards 2025 close for entries on 30 November: bit.ly/4oP65i8

The winners of the inaugural Wildflower of the Year competition – including this stunning shot by Justin Minns, which came top in the Professional category – are on display at the Eden Project in Cornwall until February. Find out more at edenproject.com © Justin Minns

Our pick of the top landscape and wildlife images in this year's British Photography Awards: bit.ly/43h1bBG

In this month's OP, Stuart McGlennon shares his tips for making the most of autumn: bit.ly/3JoJIAA

OP 323 is now on sale! Capture the beauty of autumn and get creative with aspect ratio. Plus, interviews with landscapers Adam Gibbs and Paul Grogan, and a bucketload of seasonal inspiration. See more at outdoorphotographymagazine.co.uk Cover image © Stuart McGlennon

OP 322 is now on sale! Discover Britain’s geological wonders and learn how to photograph short-eared owls. Plus, interviews with pro landscapers Nigel Danson and Lizzie Shepherd, and much more. See more at outdoorphotographymagazine.co.uk Cover image © Lizzie Shepherd

OP 321 is now on sale! Highlights include: Catherine Régnier’s guide to artistic macro photography; Theo Bosboom’s bug’s-eye images of wildflowers; and Murray Livingstone’s zine-making tips. See more at outdoorphotographymagazine.co.uk Cover image © Catherine Régnier

OP 320 is now on sale! Highlights include: Emily Endean’s guide to shooting abstract seascapes; Francis J Taylor’ badger fieldcraft tips; and an interview with Norfolk Broads photographer Chris Herring. See more at bit.ly/3rxc2qY Cover image © Finn Curry

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Congratulations to regular OP reader Chris Harrison who has made it into the top 101 images in the inaugural International Aerial Photographer of the Year. His stunning image, the Long Shadow, was taken in Oxfordshire. See more at bit.ly/4lBSsRj © Chris Harrison

We all know summer isn’t the best season for landscape photography, but it’s by no means a write-off. In OP 319, Drew Buckley reveals the many ways you can get creative at this time of year, from using a polariser to shooting after dark. Rapeseed fields, Wiltshire © Drew Buckley