Connecting Divides and Amphibians on the Wild!

Welcome to the weekly Light Stalking community wrap up!

Clearly I'm no engineer — or anything else related — so whenever I stumble over a hanging bridge, my mind can't comprehend how something like that could be made. Even those with the most humble of sizes offer that levitating quality that makes my mind go places. However, I'm highly ignorant about how meaningful these might be to our everyday lives.

But why am I talking about bridges anyway?

Last week, Tersha pulled one of those topics that push us to look closer into what surrounds us. Just like the Becher‘s did with idle-looking surroundings back in the day, now we have the opportunity to do something similar but with bridges in mind. The overall theme refers to how bridges are capable of connecting divides, so let's honor those bridges connecting us!

Photo of the Week

What about a gathering at the terrarium for a change?

Tersha shared one of the most whimsical images ever to be published within our domain's walls. With brilliant composition and vantage point, one can easily remember the smell of humid soil and feel the proximity of all these beautiful creatures.

Congrats Tersha, thanks for sharing such a high quality photograph with us!

Weekly Photography Challenge Digest

Thanks, Tersha and Dahlia for pushing our creative boundaries one step forward every week!

Zakim Memorial Bridge connects Boston and Cambridge over the Charles River.

The Zavikon Island Bridge in Ontario, Canada, is considered the shortest international bridge in the world. I connects a Canadian Island to an American Island in the St. Lawrence River. The bridge is 32 feet long and connects a Canadian homeowners house to their backyard in America.

To contribute, check out the original challenge post!

A Highlight on the Latest Activity at our Community

Along with the POTW, there was this lonely friend peeking through the mist:

Rob raised an intriguing question about selling photos or services. After a while, the thread became vibrant with links and discussion, swing by to get a glimpse of what our talented community thinks about this matter.

Daniel showcased his light mastery with this sun-flower:

And speaking of mastery, Marty shared some photos of the Detroit Institute of the Arts:

If you want to make the most of your LightStalking user account, make sure to check the latest posts. Also, don't forget to join the Mobile Monday Challenge! Last but not least, Check out the current reading throwdown, it has some nice insights and recommendations!

We'd Love To Hear Your Thoughts

Our Feedback Forum is a fine place for all those people wanting to grow fast as photographers. Here, you'll get your work reviewed by friendly photographers, but you'll also have the chance to comment on the work of others. We believe in the power of feedback, and here are the latest shots shared in the pool:

The Shark Tank is a great place to learn and to discuss, but please read the instructions to get a useful experience. Share your comments, opinions, and doubts on any or all of the images above. We also will be delighted to see some of your own images. Remember all comments are given to the photographs; not the photographers. Also, don't forget to participate in our upcoming challenge!!!