5 Practical Ways to Enhance Your Creative Vision

Commenting on the Hungarian-French photographer known as Brassai (Gyula Halasz), Henry Miller proclaimed that he was a man “equipped with no ordinary eyes.” According to Miller, Brassai’s “sharpness of vision and depth of insight are revealed in” his “photographic exploration” of Paris’ “people, places and things.” That’s high praise indeed, but Henry Miller’s assessment of […]

Macro on a Budget, Protecting You Images from the Recent Cyber Attack, Shooting F1 on a Century Old Camera and more….

The photography world has been in overdrive this past weekend with tutorials, gear reveals and some amazing images so grab a cup of coffee and spend the next 10 minutes getting up to speed! How to do macro photography on a budget and with a kit lens  If you’d like to explore macro photography and […]

A Look Back at my Predictions for 2015: Was I Right?

I thought it would be time to see how well my crystal ball was working a whole year ago. If you have not read my 2015 predictions, you can do so here: https://www.lightstalking.com/photography-predictions-for-2015-and-a-quick-look-back-at-2014/ So how did I do? Lets take a little look at what I said. Cameras: My primary prediction was that Canon would […]

Farewell to an Old Friend: The Story of Apple’s Aperture

It was the first and for a long time, arguably the best image image management program available but last week Apple announced that development of Aperture will come to a halt. For many Mac based professionals, this is a huge blow. Apple’s replacement app, Photos is still an unknown quantity. Today we are going to take a look at the past, present and future of Apple’s Aperture.