by Nat Coalson | Aug 15, 2017 | Journal, Photography Workshops, Travel Photography
October 2018
Join me for a very special workshop with a small, private group exploring and photographing my favourite places in Italy. From the vineyards of Barolo and the Langhe to the sparkling Ligurian Sea and quaint villages of the Cinque Terre, this adventure offers something for everyone—both photographers and non-photographers alike.
Space is extremely limited and sells out fast. Register before 1 December, 2017 for a 10& discount!
Get all the details and book online here
by Nat Coalson | Mar 23, 2016 | Architectural Photography, New Work, Travel Photography
In the Spring of 2014, I led a private photo tour with clients in southern Spain, mainly Andalusia and Catalunya.
We began the trip in Seville – an incredibly beautiful, historic and photogenic city.
This image features the Metropol Parasol, which you can walk around the top of. The scale of the structure is evident by the people at bottom left, whom appear tiny in comparison.
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by Nat Coalson | Oct 30, 2015 | Fine Art Photography, Landscape Photography, Nature Photography, New Work, Travel Photography
Photograph made near Santa Maddalena and the Dolomites, Italy features a sweeping vista that includes vibrant autumn colours and little alpine villages below a massive, rugged mountain range called the Geisler Group.
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by Nat Coalson | May 20, 2015 | New Work, Street Photography, Travel Photography
In September 2014 we led another private photo tour around Piedmont and Liguria in northern Italy. It was a spectacular trip!
In this image, a couple is silhouetted against the reflected morning light within the ancient stone alleyways in Apricale, Italy.
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by Nat Coalson | Jul 27, 2014 | Fine Art Photography, Nature Photography, New Work, Travel Photography
In this fine art nature photograph, bamboo stalks stand in stark silhouette against a shallow pond covered in bright green lily pads and water plants.
I made this image in Zizhuyuan Park (or Black Bamboo Park, formerly known as Purple Bamboo Park) in the heart of the Haidan District of Beijing, China.
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by Nat Coalson | Jul 25, 2014 | Landscape Photography, New Work, Travel Photography
I made this scenic travel photograph at sunset in the village of Ronda, province of Malaga, Spain, during a two-week private photo tour with a client.
People have lived in the area around Ronda since prehistoric times. The town itself was founded by early Celts in the 6th century BC. The current town is of Roman origin and in the 2nd century BC received the title of city from Julius Caesar. Many centuries later, Ronda was conquered by the Islamic Berbers and served as the capital of a small kingdom. Islamic domination of Ronda came to an end in 1485 when the city was conquered by the Marquis of Cádiz.
Ronda was heavily affected by the Napoleonic Wars and the Spanish Civil War. Ernest Hemingway is believed to have modeled a story in ‘For Whom the Bell Tolls’ after events that occurred in Ronda.
The Puente Nuevo (‘New Bridge’) is one of three bridges that span El Tajo gorge, the deep canyon dividing the town. Building the bridge started in 1751 and was completed in 1793. It towers 120 meters (390 ft) above the canyon floor. The chamber beneath the central arch has been used for a variety of purposes, including a prison. During the 1936-1939 civil war both sides allegedly used the prison as a torture chamber for captured opponents, killing some by throwing them from the windows to the rocks at the bottom of the gorge.
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