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Photographing South Wales by Drew Buckley has been published and is now available. South Wales is the ninth title in our Photographing series where local photographers give an intimate insight to the photographic potential of the area they know best. Following South Wales, to be published early in 2019, is Photographing East Anglia by Justin […]

Here’s a peak at what is inside Photographing SOUTH WALES: PRESS THE CENTRE FULL SCREEN ICON (the square thingy) IF VIEWING ON A LAPTOP OR TABLET. Drew Buckley is one of the UK’s top landscape and wildlife photographers — in fact when it comes to photography he has more strings on his bow than that. […]

Photographing Scotland by Dougie Cunningham has been published and is now available. Use the coupon code fvfv to get a 15% discount.

There’s no rest for James Rushforth. James had to fly back from Iceland – where he is busy working on the fotoVUE title Photographing Iceland – to sign the pre-order copies of the now published Photographing The Dolomites. Those copies have been despatched and if you ordered one it should be with you in a […]

We are very pleased to announce that Dougie Cunningham’s photo-location and visitor guidebook, Photographing Scotland, will soon be going to the printers and should be available in late November. Pre-orders for signed copies with free UK shipping are now being taken. Cost is £22 before publication (RRP £27.95).

Photographing The Dolomites by James Rushforth is now being printed and will be available at the beginning of October. Have a Look Inside below, and grab yourself a signed pre-order copy with free UK shipping for £20 at our shop

Carsten Krieger, professional photographer and author of multiple photographic books, switched from his trusty Canons to the mirrorless Sony A7R II in 2016. Here he explains why.

Win all seven of the current fotoVUE guidebooks – plus runner up prizes – in this easy to enter competition. Plus everyone wins a GOLDEN TICKET, us code fvfv to get 15% off all our current books and free UK shipping.

In the Peak District, and our book, as well as beautiful landscapes, moorland, gorges, dales, stately homes, farms and cliffs, there are lots of trees featured. One tree in particular has a special section devoted to it.