ShareThe age old saying goes, “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure”, and that could not be more true than when it comes to photography. For lack of a better word, we will call this “rural photography”, but you may find similar types of subject matter in places other than rural areas. The key here [...]

ShareAs far as dream destinations go, Borneo is right at the top of most wildlife and nature photography enthusiast’s list. These amazing photographs of Borneo will show exactly why that is. Check out some of the links at the end of this collection to get a feel for how these shots were taken and can [...]

ShareWhen you spend your days scouring the internet for the best in the photography world, (apart from it being the best job in the world), it starts to become difficult to get wowed by a photographer you haven’t seen before. There are a lot of great shots out there, but only a few manage to [...]

ShareWhile it can be tempting to stay at home in the winter in front of a warm fire, any outdoor photographer worth their salt realises they are missing a golden opportunity by doing so. Snow covered mountains are just one of the many amazing subjects you could be out shooting! We think these photographers show [...]

ShareSpiders are one of those photographic subjects that you either love or hate. Some of us run squealing from the monster in our view-finders, while others stick around and get some unforgettable macro shots. These amazingly beautiful photographs of spiders (if somewhat creepy for some of us) show what can be done if you have [...]

SharePenguins are a favourite of everyone from the humble iPhone photographer at the zoo through to the professional shooting in the Antarctic. And it’s for a good reason – they are a hugely photogenic subject and audiences just cannot get enough of them! We think these shots are a fun collection of what can be [...]

ShareImagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world. Albert Einstein Introduction What are the most important aspects of composing a Fine Art Photograph?  The answer to this question certainly varies from photographer to photographer because each of us places more importance on some aspects than on others.  What follows is [...]

ShareSome subjects just lend themselves to amazing imagery. The interiors of religious structures like cathedrals are one of those subjects. We think that this collection brings that through beautifully. Some might break the occasional photographic “rule” like converging verticals or overcooking the saturation – it’s just that we’re having one of those days where we [...]

ShareMacro photography is often casually referred to as “close-up” photography. While it’s probably a safe bet that no one is going to be shunned by their fellow photographers for tossing around such a loose definition, the classical definition of macro photography is a photograph in which the subject is magnified to life size or greater. [...]

ShareOne thing we constantly talk about at Light Stalking is the skill of taking mundane subjects and interpreting them in a beautiful or interesting way. This is part of the skill set of a talented photographer and it’s not necessarily an easy one to develop. We think these photographers have done a pretty solid job [...]