Una Mattinata Frustrante a Roma
Dealing with photographic frustration in Rome, from unexpectedly closed vantage points to run-ins with Italian military.
Dealing with photographic frustration in Rome, from unexpectedly closed vantage points to run-ins with Italian military.
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.
Now available! Updated for watchOS 8 and the Series 7 Apple Watch, this ebook tells you everything you need to know about Apple's most personal smart device.
I have a new article at TidBITS about an utterly charming service: Eat Your Books. It’s a site that lets you search your physical cookbooks for recipes and ingredients. Eat Your Books doesn’t store the recipes themselves. Instead it’s a database of more than 160,000 cookbooks. You tell it which ones you own, and then ...
My first Smarter Image column is up at the new, relaunched Popular Photography, covering computational photography and how it's significantly changing photography.
I'm thrilled to be a speaker at the CreativePro Week 2022 Conference in May, 2022
My article on getting started with Lightroom is the cover story for the new issue of CreativePro Magazine!
We took the iPhone 13 Pro on an epic Sierra Nevada photo adventure! It could be the best camera you own.
The print copies of my new book The Photographer's Guide to Luminar AI are arriving! ... Just in time for the pre-announcement of Luminar Neo.
My new podcast Photocombobulate is now live, unraveling so many of the confusing aspects of photography with my good friend and fellow photographer Mason Marsh.
My first post-pandemic-lockdown portrait photo session was with a good friend who has just launched her ADHD coaching business, Blue Potato.
I joined Chuck Joiner on MacVoices to talk about Luminar AI and my new book, The Photographer's Guide to Luminar AI.
I've just backed a new Kickstarter project for a camera bag! (I know, I know, how many camera bags does a photographer need? Ha ha ha, that's a rhetorical question.)