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5 Ways to Truly Explore a Single Photographic Subject

5 Ways to Truly Explore a Single Photographic Subject

ShareWhen you start to get serious about photography, something becomes very apparent to you – that getting different effects while photographing the same subject doesn’t need to be particularly difficult. It is actually quite easy to render totally different effects on a single subject using a few tried and tested tactics. What you will come [...]

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How to Add Depth to Your Photographs

How to Add Depth to Your Photographs

ShareOne of the biggest challenges thrown up by photography is the fact that it is done in two dimensions. While that can be a draw back, it also presents some wonderful artistic opportunities. Working to add a sense of depth for the viewer is one of the things that, as a photographer, you have a [...]

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How to Capture Cool Photos of People Dancing

How to Capture Cool Photos of People Dancing

ShareTaking photos of people dancing at a party can be a lot of fun. Because you’re working with a still medium, often the ways you use to get motion into the photo are crucial in setting your photos apart from the rest. Most parties end late, so the dancing doesn’t happen until way after dinner, [...]

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How to Shoot Great Portraits with Your Kit Lens

How to Shoot Great Portraits with Your Kit Lens

ShareShooting portraits is always one of the most popular topics discussed on Light Stalking. Everyone wants to get that professional look, but many feel they are hamstrung by their gear. While a cheap lens can be a slightly limiting factor, it should be seen more as a challenge than a game changer because there are [...]

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3 Situations Where Blurred Photos Just Work

3 Situations Where Blurred Photos Just Work

ShareThere are as many photographic techniques as there are photographers and as many effects as there are cameras. One effect that every photographer should have in their arsenal is the ability to intentionally use blurring to create certain effects in their photographs. Here are a few instances in which blurring the image can often result [...]

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Make Your Street Art & Furniture Photographs Stand Out From the Crowd

Make Your Street Art & Furniture Photographs Stand Out From the Crowd

ShareFor those of us who live in cities, it surrounds us everyday. From the mundanity of park benches through to exciting murals – it is art and street furniture that give many cities their own culture or feel. They also present a very good opportunity to capture that culture and feel in the form of [...]

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Case Study: Macro Daisies on the Cheap

Case Study: Macro Daisies on the Cheap

ShareI love doing macro photography on the cheap. Here in Sydney Spring has sprung and the sun is shining. For macro photography enthusiasts, that means one thing – flowers! It’s very difficult to get sick of photographing this subject, so the first chance I got since Winter, I gathered up some of my el cheapo [...]

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Exposure Compensation: An Easy Guide

Exposure Compensation: An Easy Guide

ShareRaise a hand if you spend a lot of your time in your camera’s auto modes, Program, Shutter or Aperture Priority or even Scene Modes. Keep your hand raised if you would like to shoot manually, but either A, Do not have enough time to set it up or B, still a little perplexed by [...]

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How to Get the Ethereal Look in Coastal Landscapes

How to Get the Ethereal Look in Coastal Landscapes

ShareThe big secret of getting that ghostly and ethereal look in landscape photography is that there is no big secret. In fact it’s even easier if you’re shooting on the coast provided you follow a few basic guidelines. Here is what you need to know for your next coast landscape shoot. [/url] DSC_0053-2[/url] by Rob_Wood[/url], [...]

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14 Ways to Improve Your Photography in a Few Days

14 Ways to Improve Your Photography in a Few Days

ShareSome might argue the point that photography is an art form.  Training your eye to see the world and translating your perspective visually takes time and patience. Yet, there’s also technique involved in creating arresting images. There are ways to quickly improve your photography and impact your creative vision. Let’s take a look at a [...]

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