Library - Biblioscapes

A Norfolk Notebook

A coastal walk, Malthouse to Thornham, Norfolk

Self-PublishedEuan RossOctober 15, 2023Guy Dickinson

Valediction

Valediction is a prose and image essay of the end of summer, the change in seasons and landscape.

Self-PublishedEuan RossOctober 15, 2023Ian Hill

From the margins

From the farmland within a one mile radius of my home in Northumberland. They focus on the marginal land around the fields and the edges, the intimate details, the micro landscapes of my surroundings.

Self-PublishedEuan RossSeptember 16, 2023David Tanner

Mist

From misty forests and mountains to misty lochs and cityscapes.

Self-PublishedEuan RossSeptember 16, 2023Richard Fox

Forest of Ghosts

Standing tall and lonely, windswept and storm-broken.

HandmadeEuan RossSeptember 16, 2023Alexandra Wesche

Natural Landscape Volume 2

Continuing the tradition of creating the finest compilations of landscape and nature photography which contains the work of over 140 artists from all over the world.

Self-PublishedEuan RossJuly 1, 2023NLPA

Wild

A collection of intimate landscapes and portraits of nature made over the course of a decade walking in the countryside around my home in rural north Dorset.

Kozu BooksEuan RossJuly 1, 2023Jo Stephen

Natural Landscape Volume 1

Featuring over the work of over 120 artists with essays discussing aspects of the eyewitness tradition of photography, the idea of representing the world around us with truth and honesty.

Self-PublishedEuan RossJuly 1, 2023NLPA

Huangshan

Capturing both the sublimity and grandeur of these peaks, and quietly reflect on our human interaction with nature.

Nazraeli PressEuan RossMay 15, 2023Michael Kenna

Fleeting Reflections II

Pausing for a moment reveals real beauty and softness alongside the corporate architecture, waiting for something out of the ordinary.

Self-PublishedEuan RossMay 13, 2023Mike Curry

Falling Water

Falling Water captures dam infrastructure across Japan and the USA.

Velvet CellEuan RossMay 12, 2023Toshio Shibata

Traskets Gata

It is a story about an enigmatic place. About nature and the subconscious. About what the camera sees that the human eye misses.

Self-PublishedEuan RossMay 11, 2023Theodor Paues

Berlin

In Berlin I worked alone, imagining all who had walked where I was walking, those who had taken the same route as me, going to the same places.

KerberEuan RossMay 10, 2023Jason Langer

The Point of the Deliverance

In 2012 I made the journey for the first time, finally travelling beyond the horizon to Pointe a’ Tárrthaidh - The Point of the Deliverance.

Kozu BooksEuan RossMay 9, 2023Alex Boyd

In The Dreamtime

An impressionistic and very personal view of Orkney's flowers influenced by the rich folklore and echoes of its ancient stories.

Self-PublishedEuan RossMay 9, 2023Nicki Gwynn-Jones

Flesh of Stone

I have stated on numerous occasions that I do not include people in my photographs as I feel they gave away the scale and became the main focus of the viewer’s attention. Most of my photography relates to the presence of absence.

NoirEuan RossMay 8, 2023Michael Kenna

Trees

The dense forests and their gaps of light as well as the tiny trees isolated within idyllic landscapes highlight the diversity of the photographed specimens as much as the plurality of the compositions.

SkiraEuan RossMarch 26, 2023Michael Kenna

Lime

First seen in the morning and last at night, it is perhaps 80 years old, with a magnificent structure underneath the changes through the seasons.

Self-PublishedEuan RossMarch 26, 2023David Baker

Hokkaido

When I arrived in Sapporo in June, it was so cold that the light purple clusters of lilac in the alleys and under the eaves were trembling in the cold air.

Akio Nagasawa PublishingEuan RossMarch 26, 2023Daido Moriyama

In The Offing

This is my intimate search of the offing, with its many moods, appearances, colours, forms and shapes. It is my blurred expectations; my place of recurring fears; my dreams but also my yūgen.

Self-PublishedEuan RossMarch 26, 2023Fiona McCowan