Len takes us on a journey through Peter Adam’s hefty tone, ‘A few of the legends’. Len shows us some of his favourite photographers that are included in this mammoth book of portraits of the most outstanding photographers in the world.

Len introduces to the work of Masahisa Fukase via their book Ravens, published by Perimeter Books.

Len introduces to the work of Chris Friel via his book Hypergraphia, published by Steidl.

Len introduces us to Manufactured Landscapes by Edward Burtynsky.

Len introduces us to Conversations with Nature by Eric Bennett.

Len introduces us to Quiet Light by Adam Gibbs.

Len introduces us to David Ward’s book Landscape Beyond.

Len introduces us to Michael Kenna’s book Holga.

Len explores Minor White’s book that is full of beautiful sequences of images. This book is often held up as the beginning of the movement for creating portfolios of images.

Len shows us the catalogue from an important American show on photography, and discusses the differences between Mirrors and Windows as a metaphor.

Len introduces us to Nick Brandt’s book Across the Ravaged Land where he has photographed across Africa.

Len introduces us to his favourite book: A Photographic Collection of works by Peter Dombrovskis published after his death.

Len introduces us to the world of pictorialism through this work: Truth and Beauty: Pictorialism and the Photograph as Art 1845-1945 by Alison Nordstrom published by Douglas & McIntyre, 2011.

Len introduces us to the work of John Blakemoe via his publication Photographs 1955-2010 published by Dewi Lewis Publishing.

Len introduces us to the work of Hans Strand with his book Beyond Landscape. This is published by Kozo Books who publish a range of photographic books so it is worth checking out what else they have to offer.

Len introduces us to Gordon Undy. Len studied under Gordon and shares a selection of his mesmerising images from his book Intimations.

Len takes us through an amazing book of paintings, that are an absolute inspiration for those abstract photographers who love bright colours, and gorgeous soft paintings. On the impressionistic side of modern art, but way more softer.

Len introduces us to the photography of Robert Mapplethorpe via his book Flora.

Len introduces us to this prolific painting movement from last century based in America in the landscape tradition.

Len reviews Jack’s book, showing his journey from Photojournalist to Landscape Photographer. Len talks about how his love for telling a story continues.