HeyJaredThe Photographer’s Eye
Sharing my passion and creative process for photographing our human landscape, our interactions with it and nature, especially the often-overlooked or seemingly mundane.
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Substack Spotlight: Through the Gate with Matt Oliver (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Substack Spotlight, my series of conversations with photographers and creatives here on Substack whose work has really moved me. So far I’ve chatted with NoOne, perfectlight and Jon Gibbs, and this time I’m heading into the woods.If you’ve been following along this year, you’ll
A Slow Week and Retrospective - Photoweek: #37 2026 (opens the original)
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After last weeks extremely productive week of photography, this week was the polar opposite and extremely unproductive by comparison. Aside from a few local runs, walks, a little bit of Light Around the Home, and the odd Mindful Meander, my back catalogue is looking pretty bare.One of the reasons for that was the huge backlog of images I had to process, which ate up a lot of time that I would usually be out with my camera. So much so that some images actually missed the deadline to make the post
On The Paper Trail: Part One (opens the original)
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Last summer, I shared with you the process behind creating my first zine. It was a retrospective look at Stuck in America, written at the end of the creative process. As I closed that article, I promised I’d be back with more.Time has flown by; life has got in the way; six months became twelve, and finally fifteen. The next one has finally arrived, or the process has started at least.I thought I would do somethi
Castles, Churches and Other Random Corners - Photoweek: #36 2026 (opens the original)
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Wow, what a photographic week! So much so that I still have a whole load of photographs to post-process, and they will miss the cut for this week’s PhotoWeek. I considered delaying the publication, but I didn’t want to rush them, so I decided to go without. Please forgive me.Aside from the usual local running and wandering photographs and a single Light Around the Home and Mindful Meander, I was out and about a lot last week with my came
Losing the Wood for the Trees (opens the original)
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Most photographers have a subject that defeats them. Portraits. Maybe sport. Or anything involving people looking directly at the lens. Mine is woodland.I find woodland photography hard. Sometimes almost impossible.Don’t get me wrong, I’ve taken images of plenty of lone trees that I genuinely like. But of all the genres and all the subject matter I point a camera at, woodland is the one where the misses outnumber the hits by a noticeable margin.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="
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