David Edwards

Thanks very much for writing this great article, Michael.  I appreciate your the passion you are conveying in this article to inspire photographers to find their own unique style.  I agree with the fact that when you are presented with a fabulous landscape scene, it's hard to find a unique angle that hasn't been done to death.  Since I'm relatively inexperienced, I find myself taking shots in the "textbook" way without even realizing it, even though I am searching for something new.  It's built into my learning and is ha

A wonderful and inspirational series of articles, Alain. I have enjoyed reading them immensely, and will continue to keep re-reading them! You have a great talent with writing as well as with photography!. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experiences. I'll be looking at purchasing your book soon. Great work. Dave.

I enjoyed your article, Ian. I just wonder where art would be today if everyone listened to people saying "You can't do that!".  I'm sure the 19th century expressionists were laughed at for quite some time until their style became accepted.  Exploring and presenting alternative ways of composition is a great way to stimulate and challenge the viewer.  I know I'll be working towards doing that.  Thanks for opening my mind that bit further to possibility.

A solid intro, Alain. Looking forward to next months installment.  Cheers.

An excellent article, Ian. Well written with fabulous supporting images. Thanks for the inspiration!

I agree with Stan regarding NPN being such a great community. Even though I'm on the other side of the world, it doesn't hinder the feeling of community and support I get from other NPN members, and it's great to see NPN moving forward to promote it's members. I like Jim's idea of the 'Member Prints Gallery' for selling prints to the non-photographer traffic via members' own websites. Even though I don't have my own site yet, I still think it's a great idea and good step in helping members connect to an audience without NPN being blatantly c

An excellent article, Guy. I hope we never loose sight of the importance of nature in our lives.