Selection of March 2018: Above All Else by Weihao Pan

Above All Else by Weihao Pan

This very mysterious atmosphere along with the majesty of the landscape has enchanted Terra Quantum which has selected it as the photo of the month. read more.

An Interview with Beata Moore by... Terra Quantum

Beata Moore is a professional photographer and author. She lives in Kingston-upon-Thames, England. Her photographs show a strong affinity towards nature but also a fascination with human ingenuity in creating architectural masterpieces. Commissions by publishers and advertising agencies helped to establish her reputation as a landscape and urban photographer. She has written seven books and is currently working on her eighth. Beata’s work has been exhibited at galleries across the UK and her photographs are held in private collections in the USA, UK and Europe. read more.

Selection of February 2018: Tobias Ryser

by Tobias Ryser

This picture of Tobias Ryser is a great example of how a perfect composition can be achieved. The excellence reached by that image makes it the picture of the month with the compliments of Terra Quantum. read more.

An Interview with Ales Komovec by Beata Moore

Aleš Komovec was born in Kranj, Slovenia where he still lives. He finished High School for Media and Graphics in Ljubljana and works as a printer and graphic artist. Aleš is an amateur photographer; his interest in photography started more than nine years ago. He likes all the genres of photographic art, but mostly is captivated by nature and landscape. He is well known for his colourful, panoramic Slovenian landscapes. His images are published on many web galleries. Since 2009 he is a member of Photographic society of Janez Puhar Kranj. Aleš took part in several solo and group exhibitions; he also won several awards and acknowledgements in major photographic competitions. read more.

Selection of January 2018: Arashiyama by Sandra Herber

Arashiyama by Sandra Herber

This image happened almost by accident. I went to the famous bamboo grove at Arashiyama to see the peaceful avenues of bamboo and to photograph them – only to find they were jam-packed with people. Not a few people, hundreds and hundreds of people. And they kept coming all day long. Even a long exposure image didn’t erase all the people from the scene. read more.