Our latest issue of Captivating Photography Journal is ready to read, and, as always, it is full of inspiring stories and new perspectives!
What’s inside:
• Peter Laurenson takes us deep into Nelson Lakes National Park on his journey to Rotomairewhenua, also known as Blue Lake. A thoughtful hike shaped by forest paths, alpine terrain, and one of the purest bodies of water in the world.
• Dorota Ulman invites us into the small and often unseen world of macro photography. Her images slow things right down and remind us how much beauty lives in tiny details.
• Tony Hertz focuses on everyday moments and human connection. His work shows how powerful ordinary scenes can be when photographed with care and attention.
• Chuck Clarke brings a strong documentary voice to the issue, capturing honest moments and layered stories that sit somewhere between observation and emotion.
We also share highlights from our recent local photo walks. The same streets. The same light. Completely different photographs. A perfect reminder of how personal photography really is.
Issue 17 takes you from the macro world to wide landscapes, and from quiet moments to bold visual stories. Plenty of inspiration to carry into your own work, especially if you have been exploring Light and Shadows in our weekly challenges!
Happy reading and photographing!
Ngā mihi nui,
The Captivating Photography Journal Team
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