Over the past thirty two years photographer Nigel Waller has specialised in vehicle photography, working for a wide client base including Foden, DAF and Isuzu, he travels the length and breadth of the UK supplying shots for advertising and commercial clients. In this article Nigel shares why he chooses to go the “Foveon Way”.

Sigma Imaging (UK) Ltd. camera ambassador Karl Holtby traveled to Unst; the most northerly inhabited island in the United Kingdom, and one of the most unique islands in Europe.

Zelda Rhiannon is a professional wedding and family lifestyle photographer based in South Wales and describes her style as "emotive storytelling", capturing images as they unfold.

Inzajeano Latif holds a BA and MA in Photography from Middlesex University, London, UK. He is most often described as a ‘portrait photographer who engages with people on the fringes of society,’ choosing to expose their intimate interactions with their environments, and looking at how those environments shape them.

Photographer Tom Adamson returns to Iceland for a second time and shares his thoughts on why the SIGMA 100-400mm F5-6.3 DG OS HSM | Contemporary lens was the best lens to use in his kit along with some stunning photographic examples.

In 2017 photographer David Gibbon became the first Briton to visit a remote nature reserve in northern Iceland in winter to photograph the Arctic fox.

Spacesuit Media's Andy Clary is one of the few photographers to be granted a 2018 season-long pass (a "hard card") for the US motor racing series IndyCar.

John G Moore is a professional photographer, film maker and presenter from Glasgow Scotland. He has worked in London, New York, LA and Tokyo. He is known for great versatility in his work, ranging from landscape, to portrait, and fashion & beauty. He is also known for his Music Photography and CD Cover/Tour Brochure Design. John shares his insight on turning your photography from hobby to pro in the January issue of Landscape Photography magazine. SIGMA UK is proud to share the article below.

Gone Shootin' is a new 8 Episode Photography Travelogue Series featuring acclaimed photographer John G Moore assisted by Ricky Fleming. Gone Shootin is a unique concept; the first reality photography travelogue of its kind, targeting both pro and hobbyist photographers, image-makers, and consumers alike.

Looking for something special from your black & white pictures? SIGMA UK camera ambassaor Karl Holtby explains why SIGMA's cameras are especially suited to shooting monochrome in ththe special technique article of Black & White Photography issue 212.

Cotswold based photographer Graham Borthwick is still discovering his style and genre of photography. His recent work has concentrated on landscapes, he also has a taste for wildlife, architecture and aviation work. He completed the LRPS in 2014 and is now working on his ARPS. In this guest blog article Graham shares his experience of visiting Japan for the first time and capturing his visit with the SIGMA 12-24mm F4 DG HSM | Art and the SIGMA 24-105 F4 DG OS HSM | Art lens.

Field barns, meadows, solid dales longhouses, mile upon mile of drystone walls. This is the classic and iconic views of Yorkshire Dales. Richard Walls takes us on a journey through this spectacular English landscape

Photographer Marco Dadone lives in Northern Italy an has a deep love for moody landscapes especially Celtic places, Scottish Islands, Brittany and Ireland. Marco's article 'Hidden Ireland' was featured in the November issue of Landscape Photography magazine What is it that brings extraordinary places like Ireland and their unique stories together? Marco Dadone explains why he has fallen in love with the country in his article "Hidden Ireland" written for Landscape Photography magazine.

Photographer Marco Dadone lives in Northern Italy an has a deep love for moody landscapes especially Celtic places, Scottish Islands, Brittany and Ireland. Marco’s article ‘Hidden Ireland’ was featured in the November issue of Landscape Photography magazine What is it that brings extraordinary places like Ireland and their unique stories together? Marco Dadone explains why he has fallen in love with the country in his article “Hidden Ireland” written for Landscape Photography magazine.

The SIGMA SD Quattro is a truly versatile camera that can deliver exceptional black & white pictures. ‘Actually being able to compose the frame, in the aspect ratio you want, while on location, is very liberating.’ But it also offers a superb widescreen option, as Chris Routledge explains.