Aerial view of a dry, rugged landscape with winding, branching terrain patterns and minimal vegetation.
Snow-covered village near a fjord with a towering, snow-capped mountain in the background
Snow-capped mountains in the background with a lake and flowing water in the foreground, and a large twisted piece of driftwood in the water.
A tall tree with reddish-brown leaves stands in the middle of a calm body of water, with its reflection visible below and a misty, foggy background.
A llama standing on grassy plains in front of snow-capped mountains with a bird flying overhead.
Mountain landscape with snow-capped peaks, a turquoise lake, and flowing water over rocks in the foreground under a cloudy sky.
Snow-capped mountains with rugged peaks, a body of water in the foreground, and flying birds under a partly cloudy sky during sunset or sunrise.
A rocky shoreline at sunset with waves flowing over smooth stones and large rocks, with the sun low on the horizon casting a warm glow.
A foggy landscape with a meandering river and numerous trees in autumn colors.
Three blooming trees in a green field with a forest of yellow and green trees in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
A white house with a red roof and red trim partially covered in snow, positioned in a snow-covered landscape under a cloudy sky.
Three horses grazing in a grassy field with mountains in the background.
Guidebook cover titled 'The NIKON Zf Guide' with an image of a black Nikon camera showing dials and controls.

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Alex Armitage

Alex is an international award-winning landscape photographer who’s currently nomadic. Having spent the last 4 years living on the road to explore some of nature’s spectacular beauty while simultaneously finding himself on a healing road from events within his life.

Through this journey he’s cultivated a deeper connection within nature, discovering the therapeutic power of photography as both an artistic medium and a means of rejuvenation. His work attempts to capture more than a scene, attempting to uncover deeper narratives within each photograph. These stories continue to evolve as his perspective does.

Many of these stories are told through his YouTube channel which has seen numerous transformations over the last 4 years. A constant throughout it all has been the pursuit of exploring photography with deeper meaning and attempting to discover more about the artistry within himself.

Here, you’ll find galleries of his work alongside immersive workshops offerings, guided tutorials, an insightful blog, and a selection of innovative products. For those drawn to his images, fine art prints are always available.

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Fine Art Prints

We’ve gotten to a point where the majority of all photography is consumed through a screen, but much of my work is intended to be seen and experienced in a physical form.

Printing is an art within itself, and every piece I create is meticulously crafted. I offer a range of mediums that I’ve specifically selected for each work that you can read more about here. If you see any work you’re interested in, don’t hesitate to get in touch.

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How to Take Great iPhone Photos Without Editing
How to Take Great iPhone Photos Without Editing

Whether you’re a photographer or someone’s grandma (or both), you can identify “phone” photos. These are the photos that have no shadows or highlights, overly sharpened gritty details, and always make colors a bit more saturated than they are. For the masses, phone photos are great. They allow us to capture snapshots and memories with all the details we want, like our silly faces regardless if we are shooting directly into the light or not. The problem is, these photos suck for photography.

Is it possible to get photos straight from your phone that don’t look anything like “phone” photos?

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Keep In Touch!

After 3+ years I think it’s finally time to put together a better newsletter and community. My goal is to try and establish a more continual stream of information starting with photos and stories, plus any gear or product deals I see that seem interesting! Sometimes I post this kind of things on our Discord community (join up if you haven’t!) but I understand not everyone has time or interest for those things. No matter what, thanks for being here and even contemplating joining along

~Alex