Mark Littlejohn - On Landscape Meeting of Minds 2016

[@Bazzo61]

So much good sensible advice in this lecture. Thank you Mark. Have become a big fan of your unorthodox approach not to mention your outstanding photos.

[@iaincphotography6051]

At last someone calling that Mountain by its name "Stob Dearg" thanks for that Mark and for showing your heartfelt work.

[@whitsunday_photos]

He has a great eye and sense of humour! A timely reminder not to take it all too seriously! 😊

[@andyaveyard]

I enjoyed watching Mark's talk, very refreshing and thoughtful.

[@johngoodwin34]

I'm eighty now and have been keen on Photography since I was twelve. Mark has proved here that I'm still learning. A really great talk and video. Need to work harder don't I ?

[@stuartbaines2843]

John Goodwin work less think more :)

[@neilcole3406]

Fantastic photography!

[@cmolina31]

Excellent presentation of Mark's beautiful work.

[@allandavies1187]

Hello Mark and David, I only stumbled upon this video today which I enjoyed immensely. I am also from the beautiful City of Edinburgh and remember very well when Mark won the UK Landscape Photographer of the Year and gave a talk in the City of Belfast and I just had to make the long drive down to meet him - And I was not disappointed. I was so, so, proud of him. Regards, Allan Davies...

[@urmumsgstring8254]

beautiful images thank you.

[@GarethDanks]

Very much looking forward to my Ullswater steamers trip this week! Some incredible images Mark, never tried split toning! your subtle edits are fantastic!

[@edmoore]

I think there was a slightly having-your-cake-and-eating-it vibe here with all the talk of simplicity, no tripods, no cropping, it's all about the landscape, forget about the equipment etc combined with serious colour manipulation in darkroom, stitching, opening in photoshop to make the forests look mistier, and in general (in my opinion) not so much photographing what was there as using it as the basis for a Tolkeinian re-imagination of what was there. The images are very enjoyable and the talk interesting regardless.

[@brett1354]

"[I] can process this image in maybe five or six minutes . . . ." The "Landscape Photographer og the Year" should've been awarded to Adobe.

[@HollyVanHart]

💜 Thanks for sharing! 😍 ✌ 😍

[@nickfanzo]

Some of it I find beautiful, others I find look like calendar landscapes with hdr. I think I just like film better.

[@HamHam387]

More editing than photography skills ... not impressed with all due respect!