Heavy Everywhere® proudly announces the release of a new Fine Art photography book by Phil Wolstenholme.

This luxury hardback item features 92 color plates and a lengthy introduction on Phil’s digital manipulation techniques, particularly with regard to High Dynamic Range imaging, image-fusion, and image-stitching.

Phil Wolstenholme is a digital artist based in Sheffield, Great Britain, and has been producing photographs within the local area and the Peak District for over 25 years. The Networks project, a self-imposed discipline of image-capture and presentation, has been the central focus of his personal work for most of that time.

The book presents a selection of his latest digital photographs, featuring both single-image and large-scale composite works, created during 2008 – 2009.

The book presents a selection of phil’s latest digital photographs of landscapes captured in and around Sheffield and The Peak District, Great Britain, during 2008-2009. Published by Heavy Everywhere®, this luxury item is hardback only, 13 X 11 inches (33 X 28 cm), with 116 pages printed on premium art paper, featuring 92 color plates and is available from the Blurb Bookstore for UK£61.95 (EUR€92.75, US$111.46).

Phil just told me that he is really, really pleased with the book, and he wasn’t expecting to be!

Nick Miners is an old friend of mine, and he recently redesigned his website. The new design is beautiful, and minimalistic…  Nick will not only share his lovely photos, he will also give musing tips and hints on how to capture the moment.

Go visit  Nick Miners Photography!

Someone has said this about Nick;  ”This will probably inflate his already oversized ego, but them’s the breaks.

Nick doesn’t take himself too seriously, he leaves that to his football fanaticism and his love of all things Icelandic.

We probably get on so well because we are both originally from the north of England. At least that’s what I’ve put it down to as stating we have a similar eye may well bring him out in hives (or something worse).

I am constantly awed, inspired and intimidated by the photography of Nick. As a photographer, I’m slowly coming in to my own. Nick helped shape that by infusing me with a little bit of the passion for photography that he seems to constantly carry with him, for this, I thank him greatly.

Nick Miners is a mystery wrapped in a riddle shrouded in an enigma.”