So what is a photographic burnout? A while ago, I wrote an article about the six stages of becoming a photographer. It was a wry, tongue-in-cheek look at the journey we make towards becoming a “tog”. Whilst the article was humorous, it was very much grounded in real life. A lot of the points I […]
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How about returning to drone photography? Many of you that have been around the hallowed halls of Light Stalking for a while, will remember that I enjoy drone photography. Indeed, I have written reviews about the drones I have bought and my experiences in becoming a CAA qualified commercial drone pilot. Like many people, I […]
I suppose many of you are wondering – what are the most important camera controls beginners need to master? I am sure that like me, there are one or two of you that bought their first camera because you were attracted to all the buttons and dials it had. There was a sense of wonderment […]
What’s exactly a photographic nomad? Over the last few years, a new phrase has entered the English lexicon, digital nomad. A digital nomad is a person that freely travels the world, working online and living like a local. There are many jobs that are suitable for the nomadic lifestyle. Online marketing, consultancy, and of course […]
Rules, rules, nobody likes rules, so for the moment let’s just re-title this article Ten Guidelines For Your Photographic Life. Guidelines are good, they point us in the right direction without making us obliged to use them. For example, I prefer the term compositional guidelines rather than compositional rules, it gives me the option to […]
Printed magazines aren’t dead yet! I am sure that like me, you have read many articles decrying the death of print. These articles tend to shout about the benefits of e-readers, digital magazines, vlogs, and blogging websites. If you were to read all of these articles, you would soon come away with the impression that […]
