Jaspal Jandu Photography

Panorama Interview

What better way to kick off the New Year than with a newly published interview in Panorama – the International Association of Panoramic Photographers’ (IAPP) journal of panoramic imaging.

  
 
The journal itself often contains a fascinatingly eclectic mix of articles (e.g. stitching macro panoramas, astrophotography etc.) and you can read my specific thoughts on the panoramic format in the interview.

If you’re into panoramas and/or wide-field imaging, then have a look through the website and become a member…

The Epson International Pano Awards

Further to a previous post on the new Epson International Pano Awards, please find below an updated press release and flyer.

EPSON Pano Awards Press Release.pdf

EPSON Pano Awards Flyer.pdf

And a hearty good luck to all those that enter!

Seasonal Newsletter and Slideshow

A quick note to all those hardy mailing list subscribers.  You should have received a seasonal greeting and a yearly round up via the email today, so please get checking those inboxes!!  There’s also a nice panoramic slideshow contained within so please drop us a mail if you’re feeling festive too.  Regular readers to the blog can sign up for future newsletters here…

International Photographic Pano Awards

 
  
If you are interested in panoramic photography then why not enter the new International Photographic Pano Awards which is open to both professional and amateur photographers?

“The inaugural 2010 International Pano Awards is dedicated to the art of panoramic photography. Advances in digital photography and software such as PTGui and Adobe Photoshop has resulted in an explosion in image stitching, especially in the panoramic format. Panoramic film photography also remains alive and well. The Pano Awards aims to showcase the work of panoramic photographers worldwide and be the largest and most important competition for panoramic photography.”

Unfortunately, I can’t offer you personal advice on your entries because I am one of the judges, but I am sure the US$10,000 in cash and prizes from Lonely Planet, Apollo, Epson, PT Gui, and 360 Precision should soften the blow!

Entries are open now and close 30th April 2010.  What are you waiting for?

Jaspal Jandu Photography on Facebook

Hello to everyone in cyberspace land – this is to inform you that there is a rather nice Jaspal Jandu Photography Facebook Page now up-and-running.

 

The page will be distinct from the blog in that it will have shorter, more real-time updates, behind-the-scenes pictures of life on the road and future event invites / updates

For those of you who like the polished pics and the more considered thoughts of the blog, then don’t fret, because the idea is to have the two ‘streams-of-consciousness’ working nicely in tandem with each other.

Wander on over to Facebook and check it out….

Jaspal Jandu @ Stanfords Book Store, London

Just to let you know that a sparkling new Jaspal Jandu promotion is now taking place at Stanfords’ flagship store in Covent Garden, London. 

 

The renowned travel and maps experts have an inspirational, large print of ‘Zen’ alongside signed copies of Natural Wonders, so if you want to come along and admire the display or pick up some books then you know what to do!

Stay tuned for further updates, pictures and Jaspal’s personal signing times….
 

Natural Wonders Update

A quick update on ‘Natural Wonders: A Panoramic Vision’.  Firstly, if you haven’t purchased a copy for you or a loved one yet, then mosey on over to the micro-site and do so now… :-)

 

Secondly - and with a degree of personal satisfaction - I am pleased to note that signed Special Edition versions are now safely in the hands of luminaries such as Bill Gates and Al Gore (my personal thanks to Alpa and Jenna respectively for making this happen).

Also, there is a new batch of freshly signed copies in the magnificent Kraken Opus store in London’s Covent Garden, so do head over if you would like a copy.  Staying in the area, I will soon be announcing a rather prominent display and in-store signing event so keep tuned to the blog for that.
 
Lastly, there are plans afoot for a brand new exhibition next April (including a sneak peak at the two new projects covering London and America West), so please start planning the trip as it would be great to meet you all in person alongside the new works!

New Artwork Collaboration - Jaspal Jandu Photography and The Kensington Studios

Jaspal Jandu Photography is pleased to announce a collaboration with The Kensington Studios in London, England.

In the first phase of a joint-project, a select number of inspirational artworks from Jaspal Jandu will be on display and available for purchase within the spacious and exclusive personal training studio.
 
Located in the beautiful Stratford Village area of Kensington, the studios offer a tailored range of personal fitness and life-coaching courses for high net worth individuals. Jaspal Jandu’s landscape photography is not only a collection of striking images but also a unique representation of Planet Earth that communicates both its inspirational power and its fragility. As Adam Naylor (Studio Director) notes:
 
“I am a strong believer that a positive attitude combined with a fit and healthy body leads to a more fulfilled life. What better way to find the motivation to succeed than the awe-inspiring images of Jaspal Jandu – they are truly inspirational windows on our fantastic world.”
 
In addition to the Limited Edition Prints , clients will be able to request signed special edition books of Jaspal’s latest volume ‘Natural Wonders: A Panoramic Vision’.  For further information on pricing, availability and personal training, contact Jaspal Jandu Photography or The Kensington Studios directly.
 
Jaspal Jandu Photography
+44 7961 103890
info@jaspaljandu.com

Natural Wonders: Mail On Sunday Review

 

An Inspired Portfolio To Broaden Your Horizons

Many photographers will tell you colour pictures never have the impact of black and white. But no one, apparently, told Jaspal Jandu.

He spent four years crossing six continents to assemble an amazing portfolio of stunningly colourful studies in his trademark panoramic format. And now he has published them as imposing double-page spreads in 'Natural Wonders: A Panoramic Vision' to coincide with a London exhibition of his work.

From the sweeping, burned expanses of Namibia to the thundering beauty of Victoria Falls; from the icy grandeur of the Scottish highlands in winter to the serenity of Mount Fuji at dawn, pictured here, they'll take your breath away.

Mail on Sunday, Literary Review

Natural Wonders: The Exhibition

Two weeks and over six thousand guests later and I think we can categorically say that the Natural Wonders exhibition and book launch has been a rip-roaring success!  Many thanks to all of you who attended and please find some initial thoughts from the show...