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Understanding Light Articles

Why Grey Clouds Are Great For Colour Photos

Understanding Light
By Jason Row / September 29, 2021

Those of us inhabiting the temperate regions of the Northern hemisphere are slowly slipping through autumn into the clutches of a grey cold winter. It’s often a time when cameras are stowed at the back of cupboards, to gather dust until spring’s soft light pops its head around the door. It is a time when […]


When, Where, And How To Use Tungsten Light

Understanding Light
By Light Stalking Team / June 22, 2021

Photography is painting with light and in order to successfully capture stunning photos, light is an important factor. We know that the intensity of light affects the exposure, but besides that it also affects the mood and tones in the photo. One of the common ways to manipulate lighting in images is by using tungsten […]


Lens Flare – How To Control It, How To Embrace It

Understanding Light
By Jason Row / April 27, 2021

Our earliest encounters with lens flare are predominantly negative. As newcomers to the wonderful art of photography, we are often told that we should avoid lens flare at all costs. We become engrained with the thought that flare is not good.  Like many things in photography, lens flare has a dual personality. Yes, there are […]


How To Photograph The Blue Hours With Amazing Results

Understanding Light
By Christopher O'Donnell / October 30, 2020

While you’ve most likely heard of the golden hours – that time right after sunrise or before sunset where the outdoors turn into a golden paradise – the blue hours are also a fantastic time to photograph under dramatic lighting. Chances are you’ve seen examples of blue hour photography but didn’t realize that they were […]


Why You Should Be Photographing Your City At Blue Hour

Understanding Light
By Jason Row / October 29, 2020

Cities are incredible places to photograph. Even the dullest of cities will be chock full of life and locations. If we combine a bustling city with one of the best times to shoot, the blue hour, we arrive at a photographic utopia. If you want to be notified of the blue hour course where we […]


6 Simple Ways To Achieve The Extended Dynamic Range In Your Photos

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By Jason Row / May 6, 2020

We have all come across the limitations of our camera sensors, many times. It manifests itself, in particular, with blown highlights – those areas of intense brightness within an image that were too bright for the camera’s sensor to deal with. But it’s not difficult to overcome these limitations. You can use 6 simple ways to extend the dynamic range of your photos.


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