Mike McFarlane Landscape Photography

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Welcome to Mike McFarlane - Landscape Photography

Mike McFarlane is a landscape photographer, specialising in landscape, panoramic and 360° VR tour photography. Fascinated by the beauty of the light and land, especially the coast, his work shares this beauty with others. Mike's photography covering Northumberland, Tyne & Wear, County Durham, Teesside, Yorkshire, Scotland, UK and Europe is used commercially by a wide variety of clients and is available in galleries nationwide.

Photography Tips & Articles

Howto Avoid Online scams

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This is my first Business Series article. I'm going to try and concentrate on issues that affect the professional photographer, rather than general business advice. There is a lot of good general advice out there, and I have never been afraid to ask for it when I need it. Business Link and your banks business advisor are a great place to start.

Introduction

One of the downsides of being a professional photographer is that you go from being a photographer to being in the business of photography, that is…

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Latest News & Events

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Mar

Do you want to commission panoramic photography or a virtual tour?

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I am now back in the UK from Russia and I am available for commissions in panoramic photography and 360° virtual tours covering rural landscapes, urban cityscapes and architectural interiors.

You can view the results from my last year long commission…

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Apr

Panorama featured on Digitallab

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Digitallab, based in Newcastle upon Tyne, is a professional photolab that has been featured on Dragon's Den. They also run an interesting blog featuring photographers they like, and this week it is my turn. Check my panoramic photography out on the…

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Mar

HowTo panoramas and virtual tours

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If you want to know how I produce my panoramic photographs and virtual tours here is an article I wrote a while ago that containts most of the details - The joy of panoramic images and 360° virtual tours