I bought a Canon once. I sold it three months later. That’s not meant to trigger anyone, it’s designed to demonstrate that not everyone will be comfortable with a particular camera model. Looking a little more in detail, the Canon that I bought was an EOS 7D. For its time it was a fantastic camera, The post Camera Gear Ergonomics: Is It As Important As Image Quality? appeared first on Light Stalking.

The "Human Impact" photography contest saw some amazing photographs of human impact on our planet in terms of flora, fauna the environment, etc. It was great to see how the participants interpreted the theme and came up with meaningful and impactful photographs. The post August Photo Contest Winners: Human Impact appeared first on Light Stalking.

The question of where content is coming from these days is not a trivial one. With sophisticated AI able to generate text, images, and videos from simple prompts, it is no wonder that people are even more skeptical than before when encountering things on the Internet. Aside from the obvious implications for people in our The post Google Intro’ing Authentication Credentials for Images in Ads appeared first on Light Stalking.

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 The post Connecting Divides and Amphibians on the Wild! appeared first on Light Stalking.

Confusion and lack of motivation are inevitable. If you're in the middle of a creative block, don't worry. You might need a few simple exercises to refresh your mind and discover a whole new world of photography ideas. Prompts for photography can be anything interesting that you love photographing or exploring new themes and ideas. The post 27 Exciting Photo Prompts To Inspire You appeared first on Light Stalking.

The “Wild West” days of AI might be over if a recent treaty signing has anything to say about it. Offering the first real step forward towards regulating artificial intelligence from a governmental perspective, the United States along with the United Kingdom, European Union, Israel, Andorra, Georgia, Iceland, Norway, Republic of Moldova, and San Marino, The post Multiple Countries Sign Treaty Regulating AI appeared first on Light Stalking.