Photography has the power to enlighten our lives, and how great it is to start our days by looking beautiful pictures in the comfort of our chairs!

Here’s our weekly roundup – where you’ll find well-curated photos from the general chat combined with some creative shots from Tersha’s 621st challenge on Capturing the Holiday Season Still Life! And as you may have guessed by now, some photos worth looking at from the Feedback Forum too!

Photo of the Week – December 19th, 2022

Words by Jasenka Grujin

This week POTW went to @frogdaily and he

Somehow, somehow, it just keeps getting better! Whenever I shoot with my girl Ashlyn Carter from Ashlyn Writes, we outdo ourselves. It is SO thrilling to see the brand visual harden and become so recognizable over the last 3.5 years that we have worked together!

This was our fourth shoot together (check out our first shoot here), and our focus is on 1) photos for her Fall 2022 campaign Homepage Homecoming Week (a week-long challenge where she teaches how to write compelling home page copy), and 2) continues to build its library of brand photos for general use across the

“Now here’s another good mess I got into!”

Less clutter, and more a beacon of nostalgia I should probably say, though the past can be pretty messy on its own. Remember when someone takes a hot shower and relaxes after a long journey, only for the shower curtain to be pulled back, revealing a cold-blooded killer with knife in hand?

Oh wait, that’s a scene from the Alfred Hitchcock movie Psycho! My fault! But speaking of films and iconic moments in time, how about we dive into this list full of historic moments from Old Hollywood, when it seemed a

Volume II of Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan’s Netflix docuseries, Harry & Meghan, starts out with a series of dreamy, never-before-seen moments from the pair’s fairy-tale wedding.

Even though there had been much criticism in the media surrounding her father’s side of the family in the days leading up to the wedding, Meghan recalls being in a “really calm space.” She says, “I don’t know how I was so calm. I look back and, ‘How was I so calm?'”

She said all she wanted before walking down the aisle to Harry was a mimosa, a croissant, and to play

We’ve all seen a photo of someone’s pet on social media that is absolutely stunning. Then wish we had photos of our own pets like that to submit to our homes.

We display photos of our loved ones because the reminder brings warmth to our home. We can also use our photography skills to make a heartwarming gift for someone we love.

While you won’t be able to go out and become a professional photographer just by reading this article, these tips, when put into practice, can really help you get the amazing shots you want.

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When her brother said she wanted to box, Lena Levy couldn’t imagine herself as a pioneering female boxing manager or being dubbed Leaping Lena because she couldn’t sit still when she was fighting the likes of Joe Louis.

If the New York boxing commission had its way, she’d have been the last woman to coach a fighter between rounds. Turning down another woman’s application in 1934, the commissioners said they didn’t intend to renew Leaping Lena’s license.

Before managing her brother, Lena and her siblings started out in the fish market stall her parents ran on Maxwell Street, Chicago’s Old

To no one’s surprise, the topic of light is relatively common in Light Stalking; Browse the archives and you can easily find lots of helpful tips on shooting during the golden hour, shooting only with ambient light, shooting at night, working with long exposures, doing light painting, etc. Likewise, you can find helpful articles on street photography. So, what if there are loyal readers of Light Stalking who want to know about night photography and street photography? Together. Night street photography? Street night photography? Either way, it’s a thing and you’re shooting in ambient light without the aid of natural