If you have been a reader of Light Stalking for a while, you might remember that way back in 2012, I did a road trip across Europe from London to our home in Odesa, Ukraine. During that trip I did several photographic stock shoots in some beautiful locations en route, including Budapest and the amazing […]
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There is a well-known acronym called KISS, Keep It Simple, Stupid. Created by the US Navy in the 60s, this tag could also be applied to modern-day photography. Adobe’s Lightroom is probably the widest-used photographic app there is. Its appeal is the seamless integration of image management and nondestructive editing. I have used Lightroom Classic […]
One of the very first images that I took with my new (to me) Fujifilm GFX50s was the one you see below. It was part of a series of photos shot pre and post-sunrise shots taken on the banks of the River Tyne in September 2023. The photo is, in my opinion, one of the […]
Traveling with your camera is one of the most rewarding things that you can do in photography. The thrill of new places, different cultures, and interesting light are strong lures to any photographer. The problem is, what to take? The urge will be to take as much of your heavy camera gear on the plane […]
Until a few months ago, the longest lens I owned had a maximum full-frame focal length of 300mm. In fact, I have owned a few zooms over the years, all of which topped out at that length. These were mostly 70-300mm, fairly slow telephoto lenses. In the case of my Fuji system, it was the […]
Your hard drive is going to fail. That’s not scaremongering, that’s a fact. This article is not intended to be doom and gloom but rather a real-world look at why you absolutely need to back up your images. Let’s have a virtual hands-up of those who only have one copy of their images. I wager […]