Cortados on the Beach with CoffeeGeek Mark Prince
Mark Prince, founder of CoffeeGeek.com, made cortados for my wife and I at a beach in Victoria, BC using portable espresso equipment.
Mark Prince, founder of CoffeeGeek.com, made cortados for my wife and I at a beach in Victoria, BC using portable espresso equipment.
The big 2nd edition of my book on how to take great photos with your iPhone is now available!
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The new edition of my essential guide to Apple Watch is now out, with a bunch of new material.
Apple announced the new M2-powered MacBook Air at WWDC this week, but what else is of interest to photographers, specifically related to computational photography? I look at some features to come in my latest Smarter Image column at Popular Photography.
What we wear as photographers can be just as important as the gear in our camera bags. In this episode of the Photocombobulate podcast, we talk all about clothing.
The best outdoor photos are made when the weather is dynamic, but frozen feet and soggy britches will kill your stoke for making amazing photos faster than you can say “Gore-Tex”. In this episode, we talk outdoor clothing, specifically how to dress for success when the elements are conspiring to make epic scenes and maximum misery.
Scott Kelby joins us this week on the PhotoActive podcast to talk about travel photography, using the years of experience he’s gained and now collected into his new book, The Travel Photography Book.
For Popular Photography's Wedding Week, I wrote about using AI tools to speed up the process of editing wedding photos.
You'd think the topic of storage would be pretty unchanging, but that's not the case at all. I've revised the book in several ways to bring the book up to speed on the latest changes in macOS and associated storage.
It's time to address the robot in the middle of the room: AI, ML, and computational photography.
No, robots aren’t coming to kill photography! With the onset of computational photography, machine learning and artificial intelligence, cameras and photo processing software can do more than ever. In this episode we break down the real potential of this emerging technology to transform our creative processes.
You've heard the term "zoom with your feet?" It's not that simple.
Digital photography is well, digital. Much of our creative process is spent on a computer and in this episode Jeff and Mason talk about their computers, both Apple MacBook Pro’s with the incredible M1 Max processor.