Whether you are a seasoned pro or relative newcomer, most photographers have heard of HDR, or high dynamic range photography. Those of us who have been around a while might have painful flashbacks when the letters HDR are mentioned. There is a good reason for this. HDR became a massive trend/fad in the mid-2000s and […]
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.
My first camera didn’t have a battery. Not a single solitary double-A. I could shoot all day without the need to go anywhere near a USB charger. Of course, that’s all day if I had enough film. Film that at best, would take 36 exposures, 38 if you were a risk taker. Film that cost […]
If you have followed me on Light Stalking for a while you will know that I am a bit of an Apple fan. Whilst I try not to stray into the realms of fanboi, I do like their products, in particular for photography and video production. Back in late 2020, Apple released its first Apple […]
Christmas Eve You know what it is. You have been asking for one for months, and there it is. Or at least there the gift-wrapped box is, sitting under the tree, a shiny coin to your magpie. It’s taking every ounce of your willpower not to rip open luxurious red wrapping paper and reveal your […]
Going back to a spot to re-photograph it gives us an excellent opportunity to improve shots from the last time we went. Here are the things you need to improve each time.
You have just bought a drone. You take it out to your local beauty spot, and after a little practice, fly it up to its maximum legal altitude and start snapping away. Excited, you head home, upload your images, and start sorting through them in Lightroom. Within a few moments, a slight wave of concern […]