Mark Cornick’s close examination of Autumn leaves is a study in detailed exposure, offering us a closer look at every artery and line on the leaf’s surface. The implication of movement gives this macro image a sense of subtle motion. Learn More

This series was put together using leaves collected on Autumn walks. The collection makes macro imagery out of one of nature’s smallest elements. Note the gradient effect of light on the leaf’s surface, the result of time-consuming attempts at light control. Learn More

Thanks to a mastery of multiple-exposure techniques, botanical images such as these are a forte of Mark Cornick’s. This example boasts a single, emphasised Autumn leaf in a transitional effect, fading towards from tangible presence to little more than the season’s ghost. Learn More

In crafting his abstract fine art photography, Mark Cornick looks to blend shapes and colour, making it impossible to interpret the image without stopping and staring. Here, leafy ripples are illuminated by intersecting slashes of light. Learn More

This piece of fine art photography boasts intersecting lines of light and green hues, the result of intentional overexposure. The unique patterns that resulted inspired Mark to name this series “String Theory. Learn More

Shot at Kew Gardens, Prince of Wales Observatory, this is an example of Mark Cornick’s affinity for macro imagery. This fine art print comes together as an ode to the abstract lines and forms that come from techniques such as long exposure. Note the sweeping lines of light intersecting shades of green. Learn More

Taken from the air, this shot captures an unsuspecting speedboat racing across the stunning clear aquamarine waters, showing off Antigua’s natural beauty. Learn More

Lisa captures her children's beloved fish Scout and Jem. Learn More

Shot in the Hamptons, Juliette Charvet is naturally drawn to the quietness and peacefulness of wide and unlimited landscapes: beaches, deserts, horizons… and she gets even more excited when she is able to catch individuals or even just a silhouette, which gives a scale to the whole picture. Learn More

Shot in Mexico the quietness and peacefulness of this wide open landscape is given scale by the isolated figure walking into the distance. Learn More

Taken in California, this shot encapsulates the photographer’s fascination with the graphic feel and geometric aspect of unoccupied, empty places. The human figure lends a sense of perspective to the landscape. Learn More

Shot in Mexico, this photograph shows Juliette Charvet’s fascination with the juxtaposition of geometric, man-made structures in wide and unlimited landscapes. Learn More