First frames from the field

Vista is landscape photography, printed large enough to matter. Three ways of looking. Straight colour: a snow-capped peak catching the first light, a valley in full autumn. Aerial: forest canopy shot from directly above until the trees stop being trees and become texture. And fine-art black and white: a lone tree on a moor, weather doing something dramatic overhead. Scale is the whole argument. These images do very little at postcard size and a great deal at 24 inches — one large print above a sofa says more than a grid of small ones. A few frames also run as phone cases, including the aurora, which survives the shrink better than most. Everything is printed to order, so you choose how big this gets. Three below: a peak at sunrise, an autumn canopy from above, and a lone tree on a moor. Big sky country.