Drones have revolutionized the way we take both photos and videos. We can now take high-quality images dozens of meters from our actual location both laterally and vertically. We can put our cameras in places inaccessible to us. They are amazing tools. However as the growth of the drone market accelerated, so did the misuse. […]
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.
I was gifted my first camera for my 16th birthday. I had the choice between a Soviet Zenit 11 and the highly regarded and highly marketed Olympus Trip (David Bailey? Who’s he?). I chose the Zenit. Not because of any desire to be a photographer but because it had lots of buttons and dials. That, […]
Google, “making money from photography” and you will find thousands if not millions of hits. Many of those will be articles that discuss how you can make money from selling your images through stock agencies. I have written here on Light Stalking about submitting and selling your images through these agencies. However, today I am […]
Is it me or does the art of the panoramic seem to be dying? I rarely see great panoramics online anymore, despite their ability to wow the viewers. I think that there are fairly obvious reasons for this, mainly based around the platforms on which we display our images. At best, we live in a […]
Lightroom has been with us a very long time now, but how many of you are aware that it also catalogs video? Even if you are not a hybrid stills/video shooter, the chances are that you have accumulated more than a few video clips in your time. They might be simple family videos or perhaps […]
I am going to preface this article by saying I am not a therapist nor have I been clinically diagnosed with mental health issues. However, I am a photographer that suffers from severe ups and downs, and more importantly I recognise those ups and downs. Those of you that have followed my journey here on […]