If you like taking photographs like I do, either for the pleasure of it or for the living, you must have dozens and dozens of thousands of pictures sitting somewhere in your computer. From experience, I know how difficult it is to maintain a reasonably good system in place that files, retrieves and safeguards them. [...]
The world of photography has been very busy with some really terrific photographs and content being posted and shared in all corners of the internet. Toad Hollow Photography has been busy all week curating this list of tutorials, reviews, special features, collections, great photography and interesting blogs to share here with everyone. We really hope [...]
The 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 [...]
Light Stalking had become one of the most popular photography sites in the world, and for good reason. In any given week, multiple articles are published, weekly contests are held and our active community of photographers post many great photos and topics of discussion in the forum. When you factor in all of this activity, [...]
Shooting Stars – How to Photograph the Moon and Stars With Your DSLR by Phil Hart is a complete guide to taking amazing photos of the night sky. If you own and understand the basic controls of a DSLR and a tripod, then with this book you can get started on capturing compelling images and/or [...]
We all want things to be easy, stress free, and effortless. So much in fact we often overlook the benefits of a challenge. To continue improving our skills we have to regularly challenge ourselves. Challenges may not always present themselves to us, we have to go looking for them, create them. We must be constructively [...]
In today’s marketplace, it’s easy to find cameras with rugged, durable bodies constructed of magnesium alloy frames and polycarbonate exteriors; with state of the art sensors and so many advanced features that you may never get around to using. Even many point and shoot cameras pack a pretty hefty punch in terms of feature set [...]
‘The best laid plans of mice and men’ as the old adage goes – how many times have you set you camera up to take that spectacular scene in front of you only to realize it could look even better with a filter over your lens? You rummage around your camera bag only to remember [...]
Home to a prolific community of photographers and seen by nearly a million people per month, Light Stalking has come of age. Our articles are helpful to photographers of varying levels and the forum is frequently updated by users with great photos, entries to our weekly contests and topics of discussion. With all of the [...]
Photowalks are nothing new, anyone remotely interested in photography and with access to the internet has probably heard about one taking place somewhere in the world. Notable photographers like Scott Kelby, Trey Ratcliff, and Thomas Hawk are active participants and promoters of photowalks all around the world and their support has, undoubtedly, helped to increase the [...]
