I’ve been watching Ben Horne' on YouTube for a couple of years now and admire his large format work. So, when his previously sold-out book became available, it went straight into the basket and this is my brief review.

I’ve never really given the humble beach pebble much thought. We have many pebble beaches down here on the UK’s south coast so being so used to them, I tend to take their existence for granted. That all changed when I came across Rob Whitworth’s Beach Pebbles Rock project

Joe Cornish is widely regarded as one of the UK’s top landscape photographers and this book, written from the perspective of fellow photographer Eddie Ephraums, is a unique insight into the way Joe took landscape photographs.

After hearing so many recommendations for this landscape photography book by other collectors, I had to see what all the fuss was about and I’m glad I did. In this Photo Bookshelf post, I’m talking about The Landscape by Paul Wakefield.

In this photo bookshelf post, I talk about Surrey Landscapes by Nick Oakley. This book features landscape photos taken across Surrey and having lived in this wooded county all of my life, I just had to pick up a copy for myself.

This is Venice by Dorothy Bohm. A nostalgic journey through a beautiful city, featuring 90 film plates of the landscape, architecture and people of Venice.

I talk about Vistas by Nigel Danson. Featuring some of his finest big vista landscape photography from the serene English countryside views to epic Icelandic mountains.

In this photo bookshelf post, I talk about Masters of Landscape Photography. Featuring 16 of the biggest names in landscape photography, each sharing 6 landscape photos and the stories behind them.

I’m kicking off this photo bookshelf series with one of the modern-day heavy hitters in the landscape photography community; Landscape Photography. On Location with Thomas Heaton. Vol 1.