One of the wonderful things about being part of a photography community is that no matter how long you’re around, there are always people striving to be extremely creative. This was another week of people surprising us with creative photos and some real stunners. Here’s what went down in the life-stoking photography community this week. […]
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Rob is the founder of Light Stalking and has been a full time photography educator for over 15 years. His love for photography started as a child with a Kodak Instamatic and pushed him into building Light Stalking and sharing literally hundreds of tutorials and articles on photography, and you can get to know him better here, connect with him on LinkedIn or follow him on Instagram.
We had another solid week of photographic submissions as the community moved from the clean geometry of reflections towards the fun world of urban colour. It was a great catalyst for members sharing atmospheric mobile photography as well as exploring tiny subjects as miniature landscapes, and as usual, offered thoughtful feedback on everything from dry […]
This week in the Light Stalking community, urban geometry remained the strongest theme among our participants, with a lot of silhouettes being submitted as well as architectural shadows, hard-edged light, reflection, and repeated pattern images. We’re up to weekly challenge number 807, which was Shadow Play in the City, which attracted a bunch of replies […]
One of the things that draws photographers towards macro photography is the ability to magnify worlds that are mainly lost to us, due to their small stature. One such world is that of small bugs and insects. When you start exploring it with a macro lens, you realise what an absolute world of wonder it […]
This week in the Light Stalking photography community was really defined by a lot of urban geometry, abstract constructions, shadows, reflections, and a lot of architecture shots! A lot of this was probably down to our “Abstract Structures” weekly challenge which produced a lot of interesting shots. Photo of the Week Federico chose Jorge Carrillo’s […]
Make no mistake – portrait photography is a very difficult genre when you start to take it seriously. Dealing with the intricacies of camera craft in combination with managing people’s expectations can be rough. But it can also be very well worth it if you know what you’re doing. These black-and-white window portraits show what […]
