“visitors have a role to play in publicising conservation work on the island, but they must take more care when taking photos.”
Photographers at puffin hotspot Skomer Island are crushing birds to death to take the perfect picture, says wardens.
Read MoreJournalist Jackson Graham covers the InstaFame project about Beech Forest. The article talks about the project started last year with @rmitphotography and was part of the exhibition and how Beech Forest is being effected.
Read MoreAuthor: Andy Hutchinson (Sublime South)
Beauty spots across the world are being ruined thanks to a new generation of photographers who care only about their standing on social media and not about the landscape they exploit.
Read MoreAuthor: Kieran Stone (Project RawCast)
This article is mainly a rebuttal to an article by @Tassiegrammer, which can be found here. It is a great topic that is worthy of discussion and I completely understand the many valid points he makes in the article.
Read MoreAuthor: Tassiegrammer (Project RawCast)
Landscape & travel photographers, I am sure we have all done this before – we find the most incredible, scenic location, photograph it, share it onto our social media profiles, add as many hashtags or account mentions as we can in our captions hoping to get it re-shared by larger accounts therefore amplifying the images and our own personal reach.
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