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The Rule of Thirds and How It Can Improve Your Photography

By Rob Wood (Admin) / October 14, 2018

A guide to using the rule of thirds to compose beautiful photographs before you even get to the darkroom.

By Federico Alegria / October 13, 2018

Landscapes are vast and wide angle lenses are used by a variety of landscape photographers to ensure that this “vastness”

By Federico Alegria / October 13, 2018

Played since the 6th Century, Chess is an amazing, globally played game of strategy. But beyond the mental machinations required

By Dahlia Ambrose / October 12, 2018

Christy Lee Rogers beautiful baroque-styled art sees light and color converge through the medium of water. We hope you find

By Jason Row / October 12, 2018

Some of the most striking images we see are ones taken in the hours of darkness. But learning how to focus in low light is

By Dahlia Ambrose / October 11, 2018

Classic portraiture is basically a minimalist kind of portraiture where the photographer shows the subject as they are. The

By Federico Alegria / October 11, 2018

This week our community got bigger – so a big, warm, Light Stalking welcome to our 130 new members. We also had tons

By Rob Wood (Admin) / October 10, 2018

It has been another big week on Light Stalking this week and we just wanted to make sure you were up to date with it all.

By Dahlia Ambrose / October 10, 2018

Watching and photographing the aurora would be any photographer’s dream. Here is a complete guide to get you started with

By Ritesh Saini / October 9, 2018

Capturing a photograph essentially means making an exposure on your camera’s image sensor. When you press the shutter button,