Don McCullin just keeps on.

There is an extraordinary article featured today at Artnet about the landscape photography of Don McCullin, mostly known to the world as a war photographer.  He has never stopped making images on film, and for the current show of his work "McCullin selected the 70-odd works on view from some 60,000 negatives, and he personally printed all of them in his dark room at home."

The article includes a very good eight-minute interview on video.  Halfway through there is a quick shot of the medium format camera he uses for his landscape work.

(still from video)

McCullin's explanation of how he perceives landscape is inspiring.