Tim Parkin has discovered landscape photography at a late age and is trying his best to make up for lost time. After a year spent with a digital SLR, his 40th birthday was a trip to the Hebrides in a viking long house with David Ward and Richard Childs (two of the best landscape photographers in the UK). The large format obsession that infected him over that week has culminated in a recent exhibit of one of his pictures at the National Theatre as part of the Landscape Photographer of the Year awards. Tim is looking forward to what surprises his third year in photography has in store. If you want to learn more about what makes Tim tick, you can read his blog and also a brief summary career history and path to landcape photographer in the about section.
I've been posting lots of articles and have just created an index of them which you can view here. Landscape Photographer Articles
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Tim primarily works in Yorkshire including the dales and some moors but has made a few visits to Glencoe in Scotland and Northumberland. More pictures from the Peak District and Lake District soon.
