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Author: Rob Wood (Admin)

Rob is the founder of Light Stalking. His love for photography started as a child with a Kodak Instamatic and pushed him into building this fantastic place all these years later, and you can get to know him better here.
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11 Long Exposure Beach Photos That Worked Beautifully

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By Rob Wood (Admin) / September 3, 2009

Leaving the shutter of your camera open a little longer (or a lot longer) to capture the motion of water can result in some beautiful images. If you have thought about the composition of your shot then the results can be spectacular. Personally, I love the smoke on the water effect that doing this at […]


Take Low Light Photos Like a Professional

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By Rob Wood (Admin) / July 26, 2009

This is a guest post by professional photographer, Joe Graziano. Low light photography can be a lot of fun. And you don’t need to trade your soul for an expensive camera to do it. You just need to have one that has some manual setting options. I’m focusing on digital here, but I think most […]

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Don’t Make These Mistakes in Choosing a Camera Tripod

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By Rob Wood (Admin) / July 5, 2009

As anyone who has bought a cheap tripod knows, skimping on this important piece of equipment usually isn’t worth it. That’s not to say that a tripod should cost you your first born, but there are quite a few things you should take into account when you are buying one. We once again hit up […]


10 Inspirational Photography Sites Every Aspiring Photographer Should Read

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By Rob Wood (Admin) / June 29, 2009

Here are some of the most awesome photography sites on the internet. We love them. We think you will too. Click on the titles to visit the sites and let us know what you think of them in the comments! Smash and Peas They don’t post that often, but when the guys at Smash and […]


A Useful Tool for Photographers With Websites

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By Rob Wood (Admin) / June 21, 2009

When a new visitor or potential customer comes to your site for the first time, study after study shows that you only have a few moments to capture their imagination. That means your website needs to load fast and give them what they are looking for. While many photographers still persist with slow loading, heavy […]


Guest Post: 7 Ways to Shoot great pictures at the Zoo

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By Rob Wood (Admin) / June 8, 2009

Going to the Zoo is something a lot of families do for fun, but it’s also an opportunity to get some great photos for those of us into photography. While it might not quite be on the same level as going on an African safari, a quick look around at some shots that people have […]


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