Capture the Atlas recently announced the victors of its annual Northern Lights Photographer of the Year competition, unveiling the most outstanding aurora borealis or australis photographs of the year. Distinguished as a renowned travel and photography blog, Capture the Atlas serves as a valuable resource for photographers seeking to enhance their skills, with a primary […]

When we reviewed the Panasonic G100 a few years ago, it was hardly what we expected from them. Especially since Panasonic was among the pioneers of the Micro Four Thirds system itself. As the first specs for the G100 II are reported, we see that it looks promising on paper. But the competition is so strong that they really need to knock it out of the park with this one.

Artificial intelligence creeping into every facet of life is a popular yarn here on this blog. And we’re not shocked that so many people are embracing it, but we are sort of surprised that some big names like Uber Eats seem to be relying on it to do things it’s not quite able to do. […] The post Uber Eats Might Be Using AI-Generated Food Images appeared first on Light Stalking.

Photographer Kilian Schönberger beautifully captures the enchanting allure of fog-laden, frozen forests in Germany and central Europe in his series, “Winter’s Tale.” As the winter season draws to a close, Schönberger’s landscape photography showcases the final days of the cold spell. The snowy mountain ranges provide a picturesque backdrop, portraying the magical essence of frost-kissed […]

Couples who choose South Wind Ranch often appreciate the tranquility and serenity that the venue provides. The combination of natural beauty and the venue’s rustic allure creates a romantic atmosphere that resonates with those seeking an idyllic wedding setting. The venue’s staff and coordinators often strive to ensure that couples’ visions come to life. Whether […] The post Getting Married at…