Issue 2024.01

Unearthly Light

Image of a tree at night with a halo glow
© Reuben Wu  

Reuben Wu’s Otherworldly Landscapes Were Shot with an iPhone

Words by Bill Sawalich, Images by Reuben Wu

Reuben Wu has a habit of turning personal passions into creative careers. First as a designer, then a musician, and now a photographer, Wu’s artistic drive knows no bounds. His hauntingly beautiful photographs juxtapose unnatural light with the natural landscape. He is equipment agnostic, using whatever device best serves his vision, including everything from drones to LED cube lights, fiber optics to medium format digital cameras.

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Wild Eye Magazine Cover Issue 2024.01

2024.01

Contents

  1. Paul Nicklen on Keeping the Wild in Wildlife Photography
  2. Why Ansel Adams Still Inspires (& Confounds) Photographers Today
  3. Reuben Wu’s Otherworldly Landscapes Were Shot with an iPhone
  4. How to Develop Style in Outdoor Photography
  5. What Photographers Can Learn from Fish
  6. 3 Ways to Give Your Photos More Depth
  7. What’s In Wildlife Photographer Anupam Thombre’s Camera Bag?
  8. Why Monterey Bay Is Great for Photography
  9. How This Incredible Image of Tiny Diatoms Was Captured