First two pages of my interview profile in Outdoor Photography magazine

Outdoor Photography Profile

Usually, my photographs speak for themselves. Occasionally, I speak on their behalf. Most recently, I did so in the latest issue of Outdoor Photography, a UK photography publication. You shouldn't confuse it with the US publication Outdoor Photographer, nor indeed with Outdoor Enthusiast, Outdoor Magazine, Outdoors Magazine, Outdoor Families Magazine, Outdoor Lifestyle Magazine or Outdoor Fitness. It's highly unlikely any of those will run a feature about me, particularly that last one.

Sneak preview

You can click on the image below to read the first two pages of the seven-page article. I can't show you the whole feature here. If you'd like to read the whole article, you can buy a digital copy of the latest issue here: Outdoor Photography. You might also find a physical copy at your newsagents.
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