There is something I have observed, particularly with newcomers to photography. That is, they will often try to capture everything in a scene rather than isolate a subject. That trait tends to diminish as we become more experienced, but there is another thing we often do, concentrate on the subject as a whole rather than […]
Author: Jason Row
Jason has more than 35 years of experience as a professional photographer, videographer and stock shooter. You can get to know him better here.
Film photography has never really gone away. Sure, it’s declined massively since the arrival of digital, however these days increasing numbers of newer photographers are trying their hand at film photography. I have written several articles about shooting film here at Light Stalking, yet I have realized that there may well be an entire section […]
My first camera had no battery. Its metering was done by a selenium cell that produced its own power when the light fell on it. Even by the standards of the time, it was as basic as it came. This was in the early 1980s, and state-of-the-art then would have been cameras with shutter and […]
Ask anyone what social media platform is built around imagery and the majority of replies will be Instagram. Instagram has been around a long time in social media terms, having arrived on the scene in 2010. However, there are many different social platforms available to photographers these days, some more productive than others. Some are […]
I am a hybrid photographer, a photographer that shoots both stills and video. My main camera is the Sony a7RV and it is perfectly suited to my needs. It shoots 61mp stills and up to 8k video in 10 bit 422 colour. I also have an iPhone 15 Pro. Its video capabilities are excellent, being […]
Well over a decade ago, I wrote an article predicting the death of the DSLR. I got quite a lot of criticism for such an idiotic prediction, and yet, here we are today, with only one company, Pentax, still making DSLRs and even then to a fairly niche market. My article was about the fact […]
