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  • Fujifilm in 2025: High Highs and Low Lows
    by Jeremy Gray on 25th December 2025 at 20:30

    Fujifilm is going to be very difficult to grade this year, not because the company didn't do anything, but because it delivered such an eclectic mix of products, ranging from fun but bad to good but boring. Fujifilm always does things a bit differently, but this year was especially odd. [Read More]

  • The Most Special Cameras, Lenses, and Photos in Leica’s Archives
    by Jeremy Gray on 25th December 2025 at 15:00

    Leica counted down the days to Christmas in style, delivering daily videos that showcase "the most special things" in the company's archives. As is tradition, the photographic advent calendar of sorts concluded yesterday, Christmas Eve, and we thought a nice little Christmas present to our passionate readers was a recap of Leica's Christmas countdown. [Read More]

  • The Art of Photography in Children’s Books Explored in New Exhibition
    by Pesala Bandara on 25th December 2025 at 14:01

    A new exhibition explores the history of photography in children's books from their rise in the 1930s to the present day. [Read More]

  • Five Ways to Make Your Photos More Compelling
    by Ivor Rackham on 25th December 2025 at 13:01

    Learning photography is a never-ending quest. Most of us are hoping to make our photos appealing to our audience. So what follows are five approaches we can employ to help achieve that. [Read More]

  • Sony in 2025: Sony Demonstrated its Engineering Excellence This Year
    by Jeremy Gray on 24th December 2025 at 20:30

    Sony has long been the top dog in the full-frame mirrorless camera space, but the gap has closed dramatically in recent years. Did Sony do enough to stave off the competition in 2025? [Read More]

  • Portrait of Space-Walking Astronaut Suni Williams Is Mind-Boggling
    by Jeremy Gray on 24th December 2025 at 19:42

    Since veteran astronaut and fantastic photographer Don Pettit returned from his record-setting fifth expedition to space in April, he has been regularly sharing photos he captured aboard the ISS. His most recent one is a remarkable portrait of his fellow astronaut, Sunita "Suni" Williams, floating in space during her ninth spacewalk. The International Space Station's (ISS) solar array is in the background, delivering an incredible sense of scale. [Read More]

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    • Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays from Photography Life!
      by Spencer Cox on 24th December 2025 at 21:35

      On behalf of the Photography Life team, I'd like to wish all of our readers a wonderful holiday season spent with friends, family, and loved ones. May the rest of your 2025 and the New Year be filled with good times and great photos.

    • Peak Design Pro Lite Tripod Review
      by Libor Vaicenbacher on 23rd December 2025 at 23:02

      The original Peak Design Travel Tripod made some serious waves when it launched five years ago. One sign of its success? Not long after its release, the market started to fill with models suspiciously inspired by its design. More recently, Peak Design built on that momentum by introducing three larger, more robust siblings. Today I’ll take a closer look at the smallest of the trio — the Peak Design Pro Lite.

    • Photography News: Nikon Z9 Firmware, Canon R7 II Rumor
      by Libor Vaicenbacher on 22nd December 2025 at 05:20

      This week, while working on an article about Silver Efex, I wanted to remind myself what true analog photography looked like. So I dug deep into my closet, pulled out a historical hard drive, and carefully brought it back to life. As it started spinning, it took me back to my younger days, where I found a photo waiting to be discovered in a quarter-century-old folder: a photo of my dad and two very unlucky carp contemplating the desperate situation they had found themselves in for the sake of our holiday traditions.

    • DxO Silver Efex Review: Black and White Without Chemicals
      by Libor Vaicenbacher on 19th December 2025 at 00:57

      It’s been a very long time since I last wound film onto a developing reel in a darkroom, mixed my developer, tempered it to the precise temperature, and then—like some alchemist—developed the film. Still, I can vividly recall those moments and, later, the excitement of darkroom printing under dim red light. But enough nostalgia. I gave away my darkroom gear long ago, and the smell of developer has been replaced by coffee sitting next to the computer on which I now edit black-and-white photographs using DxO Silver Efex.

    • Viltrox 35mm f/1.2 LAB Field Review
      by Jason Polak on 17th December 2025 at 18:15

      This morning, Viltrox announced that their 35mm f/1.2 LAB lens is now available for the Nikon Z System at a price of $999. I'm here to share my field review of this lens with you and answer questions about its build quality, performance, and more.

    • Secrets of Professional Photographers: An Interview with Petr Chodura
      by Libor Vaicenbacher on 16th December 2025 at 01:18

      When someone says “sports photographer,” many of us probably imagine a row of long telephoto lenses crammed together in the corner of a stadium. In some ways, that image isn’t far from the truth. But there are sports that don’t have boundaries, safety nets, or predictable arenas — sports that take place in conditions most photographers will never experience.

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    • Check Out These Interesting And Useful Rules In Photography
      by Dahlia Ambrose on 25th December 2025 at 01:00

      There are no rules in photography, only guidelines - but, there are times when we photographers may need a quick reference or a setting to capture something on the field. For example, capturing a landscape, photograph the moon, starting to photograph the night sky, especially the milky way, or setting out in street photography. The post Check Out These Interesting And Useful Rules In Photography appeared first on Light Stalking.

    • Festival Colors, Creative Aperture, Negative Space – The Weekly Community Roundup
      by Dahlia Ambrose on 22nd December 2025 at 13:00

      Welcome to our weekly community wrap-up.  It's been another amazing week on the Light Stalking forums with great photography by the community and the discussions in the forums have been engaging and very inspiring in the recent weeks. We've had more members joining the community the last few weeks, making the forum experience even more exciting. Here is the Photo Of The Week that is judged by Federico every week. This week's photo of the week is by Stefanie Markham. The post Festival Colors, Creative Aperture, Negative Space – The Weekly Community Roundup appeared first on Light Stalking.

    • November 2025 Photo Contest Winners: The Power Of Scale
      by Rob Wood (Admin) on 19th December 2025 at 13:00

      We're happy to announce the winner of November's competition, “The Power Of Scale.” Tersha posted a photo that is a partial silhouette and one that is a great example of scale in photography. The image has a unique type of visual weight where the person is facing the right part of the frame, but feels balanced by the structure. Also, one can notice the feeling of "alone" in the photo and the composition emphasizes the emotion. The post November 2025 Photo Contest Winners: The Power Of Scale appeared first on Light Stalking.

    • Here Are Some Sweet And Festive Photos Of Pets
      by Dahlia Ambrose on 18th December 2025 at 13:00

      Christmas time and the holiday season are here and it is time to photograph all the beauty around us including family and friends, which also includes our precious pets. Capturing candid photos of pets in their natural pose, behaviour can be very rewarding and will allow us to preserve those beautiful memories. Pets can be The post Here Are Some Sweet And Festive Photos Of Pets appeared first on Light Stalking.

    • Do Not Forget To Capture The True Magic Of This Holiday Season – Some Resources For Ideas And Inspiration
      by Dahlia Ambrose on 17th December 2025 at 13:00

      Christmas season is a time to spend time with family and friends and cozy up to warm food and drinks. It is also a time when the lights adorn homes, cafes, town centres and other areas. With so many photo opportunities, it is a great time for photographers to capture some very interesting photos both indoors and outdoors and some that can be cherished as beautiful memories. The post Do Not Forget To Capture The True Magic Of This Holiday Season – Some Resources For Ideas And Inspiration appeared first on Light Stalking.

    • Cultural Portraits, Nature’s Textures, Landscapes And Daily Observations – The Weekly Community Roundup
      by Dahlia Ambrose on 16th December 2025 at 01:00

      Welcome to our weekly community wrap-up.  It's been another amazing week on the Light Stalking forums with great photography by the community and the discussions in the forums have been engaging and very inspiring in the recent weeks. We've had more members joining the community the last few weeks, making the forum experience even more exciting. Here is the Photo Of The Week that is judged by Federico every week. This week's photo of the week is by Patrick. The post Cultural Portraits, Nature’s Textures, Landscapes And Daily Observations – The Weekly Community Roundup appeared first on Light Stalking.

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