About
Light Stalking is a site about beautiful photography.
We appreciate beautiful photography and our intent is to spread the word about the awesome photographers who produce it. We want to put great photographers in front of an audience so they get the recognition they deserve. We also try to impart a little knowledge about the techniques behind the art. Most importantly, we try not to take ourselves too seriously and endeavor to keep this whole project fun.
You can read about what people are saying about Light Stalking here.
Who Are We?
Editor – Rob Wood – Rob was given his first camera (the awesome and powerful Kodak Instamatic of the late 70s) at the age of 5. He still hasn’t quite mastered it. When he isn’t tinkering on the internet updating Light Stalking he can often be found on his unending quest for the perfect landscape shot. Rob started Light Stalking simply because he loves writing and photography. Now things are getting out of hand. As you can see, the mysteries of how to align images on a website still elude him. You can email him at info (@) lightstalking.com
Mike Panic - From his own mouth: “I enjoy working with like-minded individuals who are creative and think for themselves, who bring ideas and concepts to the table and are willing to go the extra mile to create something amazing. Writing has allowed me to share my passion and experience with others. My photography portfolio is at www.mikepanic.com, I also have a random photo-blog at www.crispyhundos.com. Friend me on Facebook and follow me on Twitter.
Jacob Maentz - Jacob is a freelance travel, culture and documentary photographer currently based in the Philippines. His passion lies in creating images that communicate a strong sense of place and cultural awareness in unique, challenging situations. You can visit his website here or follow him on Facebook, Twitter or G+.
Aloha Lavina – Aloha left for Asia when she was 16 and, intrigued by its stories, never left. Traveling from her base in Bangkok, Aloha has been stuck in an ash cloud in France, trapped in a flash flood in the Philippines, caught in seven coups d’etat in Thailand, and spent a week not talking at a Benedictine Abbey in Jamberoo, Australia. Her writing and photographs have been featured in CNNGo (USA), Bangkok 101 and Masala Magazine (Thailand), Seventeen magazine (USA), Estamos! (Ecuador), The Korea Times (South Korea). Aloha’s portfolio is here and she blogs here. She tweets as @alohalavina.
Christopher O’Donnell – From his own mouth: “Through my work, I like to show a vantage point that is rarely seen in reality; a display of beauty, emotion, and serenity. There are countless mesmerizing scenes among us that are often hidden from society – my goal is to show them to the world so that I may share the wonders I have seen. I do most of my work in Maine, whose landscape always presents me with surreal opportunities to create something unique.” You can find Christopher at his website or on Facebook. We are trying to bribe him to get Twitter.
Jason Row -Having started his photographic journey with an old Soviet camera Jason then spent the next 20 years traveling the world. His collection of travel images have been published worldwide in magazines, books and oddly on towels made by a Turkish textile company. Almost content with the 145 countries visited he has now settle down in the former Soviet Union in the beautiful city of Odessa, Ukraine where, when not chained to a keyboard writing, film editing and trying catching up with 20 years of travel images, he photographs street cats for fun.
You can see some his work at the Odessa Files, read his blog chronicling the adventures of an expat in the former Soviet union and follow him on Facebook. He also Tweets from time to time.
Emma Brabrook – Emma is a photographer from the UK with a propensity for fun photographic experiments that she loves to share with everybody. You can read about her and her experiments on her blog. You can follow her on Twitter, visit her Flickr, join her Page on Facebook or visit her Blog.
Tiffany Mueller – In 2008, Tiffany made the decision to take a break from a successful career as a horse trainer to focus on her creative ambitions. She began working as a professional music photographer and has recently switched her focus to fine art and still photography. Her work has been published in various publications including magazines, art journals, as well as a book. She has been fortunate enough to have been in perpetual state of travel since her youth and is currently working on a 50-states project. You can also keep up with Tiffany via Twitter or on her personal blog.
Jason D Little – Jason Little is a photographer (shooting macros, portraits, candids, and the occasional landscape), part time writer, and full time lover of music. You can see Jason’s photography on his photography blog or on Flickr.
Rachael Towne – Rachael is a professional photographer and editor of the Photoluminary photography blog and can be found on Twitter, Facebook and Flickr. Rachael looks after our weekly roundups and is an active member of the Light Stalking community.
Business Staff
Partnerships Manager – Brett Fox – Brett manages a lot of our advertising and business development here at Light Stalking and is also responsible for our sister-site – Photzy.com. When he’s not busy working Light Stalking, he can be found playing guitar. Hit him up on Twitter.
Social Media Manager – Vera Lampero – Vera keeps everyone at Light Stalking organised, finds business partnerships, and runs a lot of our social media accounts. She can also be found on the forum, helping people navigate this behemoth of a website!
Designer and Coder – Melody Fassino – Melody is responsible for the design of Light Stalking as well as all of the funky things that our members can do on the site. When she’s not busy working on improving Light Stalking, she can be found at her professional website – Element 80, or on Twitter.
What Else?
You can also catch us all around in the internet. Here are a few of the places we like to hang out:
Light Stalking on Twitter. (We’re on here a lot)
Light Stalking on Facebook. (Here a lot too)
Light Stalking on MySpace. (Not so much here)
Light Stalking on Flickr. (Got some big plans for here)
Light Stalking on FriendFeed. (If you want to follow everything we do!)
Light Stalking on YouTube.
Feel free to drop us a line below at info at lightstalking.com
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