An online discussion and work shop with myself, Tim Clinch and Joanna Maclennan.

So tomorrow I will be doing an online discussion and workshop with my two friends Tim Clinch and Joanna Maclennan. We all photograph interiors but in different ways. I will be talking about my work in historic places, how to get access , tips on photography and technique and also showing some images, both old and new. If you want to join us you can sign up here. https://www.two-photographers.com/book-now

On Thursday 22nd April at 17.00 CET (Paris) time the Two Photographers become the Three Amigos when we are joined by our great friend Mark Luscombe-Whyte for a special two hour ‘In Depth’ special on Interiors Photography. Each of us will be dealing with a different element of interiors... Mark will be discussing shooting in historical and public places, Joanna will cover shooting in private homes and Tim will be explaining the ins and outs of Hotel & Restaurant photography. We will each present our work for 30 minutes, during which we will share our knowledge about interiors photography, and then open up the floor for questions and discussion. The price for the session is a mere €30.00! Book online at our new website www.two-photographers.com or email us two.photographers2020@gmail.com for details... All pictures on this post are by @markluscombewhyte#interiorsphotography#twophotographers2020#photographyworkshops

The Way of St James. An online exhibition running for 31 days.

So back in 2009 the financial markets had crashed , work had dried up and it was mid winter. One Thursday afternoon I found myself sitting on my sofa feeling sorry for myself and worried about the future when I remembered a conversation I had with a friend about The Way of St James, the ancient pilgrimage route that runs throughout Europe with all paths leading to Santiago de Compostela. I spent the afternoon doing some research and on the spur of the moment I decided that I would do the walk . On the Friday I went to Montpellier , bought clothes and the few things I would need and on Saturday I went for a walk which was the sum total of my training and on the Monday I left by train to Saint-Jean-de-Port which is the beginning of The Camino Frances, an 800km route running over the Pyrenees and then through northern Spain to Santiago de Compostela.

The world has once again gone crazy and for now the only travel is in our minds so I have decided to do a virtual exhibition which will run for 31 days which was the time it took me to do the Camino .
Today I will pull out my old journal and my Compostela which has a stamp from every refuge I stayed in and once a day I will post an image and try and give a description of where I was and how I felt at the time.

On the Tuesday I woke at 6 am , pulled on my new clothes , adjusted my rucksack and headed off for a brief breakfast and stepped onto the Camino for the first time. I had no idea of what I was about to embark on but I had two things in my mind , to walk and reflect on my life and to get to Santiago De Compostela on foot with no cheating . The picture here is the first I took after about an hours walk up the mountain heading toward Napoleon’s Route which is a high pass which takes you to the great monastery of Roncesvalles .

You can follow the exhibition here on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/markluscombewhyte/

Galerie du Bout du Monde.

Some of my recent photographs from my trip to Argentina and Chile will be shown in a group show at Galerie du Bout du Monde between August 2nd and September 7th. I have chosen six images that I shot of a series of volcanic landscapes, all at altitudes between 4500m and 5000m. If you are close by it would be great to see you. The gallery is very close to my home so if you are going then drop me a line and I will pop by.

Miscanta #1 60x40 cm Archival Print 1/12

Galerie Huit, Arles. British Journal of Photography Home and Away Exhibition.

I am happy to have a couple of photographs in a group show at Galerie Huit in Arles which was organized by the BJP. If you are in Arles, the show is up until the end of July and the address is 8 Rue de la Calade which is right in the centre. And obviously Les Rencontres des Arles is in full swing so another great reason to visit.

Ouidas Daughters, Sinai Desert.

A feature on my work by Ali Hilu, a social media expert in Jordan,

http://alihilu.com/mark-luscombe-whyte/ Click here to view the full post.