Ken Scott’s headline presentation sharing his instinctive approach to experiential and responsive light and landscape photography

Having evolved as a landscape photographer in the mountains of the UK Ken has discovered that experiencing a place fully leads to meaningful photographs following naturally. He has taught himself to “respond to the rhythms of the land and the light, working instinctively with the landscape and intuitively with simple cameras, inspired by the work of the late and great Galen Rowell.” referring to his own brand of ‘mountain light’ photography as “Touching the Light”.

During his talk, Ken will be sharing with us some principles and stories for BEING in the landscape, for becoming attuned to light, for following our own flow as a photographer. He will also be busting a few myths along the way….Landscape photographers always research and find the best locations, wait for the light, set up a heavy tripod and wait, right? Not right. This talk is about travelling light, getting off the beaten track and responding to what is happening, in the moment, right here above your head. We will be seeing images from the UK, the Pyrenees, southern Spain, North America, tplus some more intimate nature studies made as part of Ken’s ongoing Project Infinity.