Welcome to the weekly Light Stalking community wrap up! Next in our visual metaphors – hidden messages! A theme that has triggered some nice responses — starting with Patrick who said the following right after Diane’s call: This is another one right up my street , can’t wait to see what you guys come up […]
Cool Photos & Photographers Articles
Examples of the coolest photos that we have seen.
This week, Diane announced the start of a new set on “Visual Metaphors” challenge — in which she called for images reflecting the weight of time. Immediately — right after reading the theme— my mind pulled a well-seasoned memory from the depths of my mind. Early in our lives, we learn that boredom is something […]
Photography is challenging, especially when it starts feeling purposeless. Thankfully, storytelling approaches offer a great deal of ease when it comes to existential or creative crises. Today, I want to share my experience about how colour temperature helps in achieving a consistent look across multiple images in a set or essay.
Last week, we went hard with colour by aiming to achieve emotion through landscape imagery. This week, we are sharing a generous batch of images our passionate community decided to post after Diane’s call on looking for singular hues in photography! Now that’s a challenge or what? Some of the criteria used to select the […]
In perspective with nature, our existence becomes meaningless for sure. So tiny we are, that even our local landscapes are vast enough for us to feel overwhelmingly small. Truly independent from ourselves, earth’s scenery is filled with great opportunities for some spectacular tripod-friendly photography. And never expect them to present to you in the most […]
We’re happy to announce the winner of December’s competition “Light and Shadow Play.” The entries to the “Light and Shadow Play” photo contest were varied and it was quite interesting to see the participants’ interpretation of the theme. Images submitted to the contest included still life, nature, landscape, architecture and some abstract.
Here are December’s winners:
