Aperture 3: big things, little things.
It’s been a verrrrry long time coming. But having spent the past hour playing around with the new version of Aperture, all I can say is: thank you. My stubbornness feels completely repaid.
This upgrade adresses everything that was lacking and adds a ton of features, big and small. It’s as though Apple actually read every [...]
A few (more) words on Apple’s iPad
Everyone’s talking about the iPad right now. So I’m not going to pretend I have anything to add that hasn’t already been said at some point during the last 18 hours or so. But for what it’s worth, here’s my take:
This past year I moved my reading habit to my iPod Touch. I’m the first [...]
drive-by shooting (reprint from JPG Magazine)
It wasn’t premeditated. I didn’t wake up one morning and decide to drive around with a camera in my hand. I was just stuck in traffic one day, heading for a shoot with my camera bag right next to me on the passenger seat. While waiting at a red light I took out my camera [...]
Photographer Emiliano Larizza in Haiti
Amazing and haunting photography in the midst of disaster: Photographer Emiliano Larizza in Haiti
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Hope – televised.
A year ago today I was sitting in front of my television, watching history being made. A lot has changed since then and looking back, it’s hard not to feel a tinge of sadness. Change is hard apparently.
To commemorate this day, I’m reposting through my plasma screen | a moment in history. It now all seems [...]
FAKEZINES – Fake magazines. Real pictures
I love Redux Pictures. I love the photographers and I love the blog where they display the magazine articles and covers where their work appears. And since I’m not yet a part of that exclusive group (!) I decided to fake it.
Enter FAKEZINES – Fake magazines. Real pictures.
The idea here is simply to put my [...]
the case of aperture and the stratocaster
For the past year – and more so these past months – the debate has been raging around Aperture and Lightroom, mainly from AP2 users who feel abandoned by Apple. The silence surrounding a new version of the application has been deafening, forcing a lot of users into the arms of Adobe for many reasons [...]
the orbis arm
When I purchased the Orbis ring flash last summer one thing was immediately clear: it needed a way to stay attached to the camera without the need for constant handholding. There was already an accessory in the works promising to do just that. A few weeks ago it finally started shipping.
From the official site: The [...]
defining style, defining yourself.
If you’ve never seen the following video by photographer and blogger Zack Arias do it now. I’ll wait.
If you’re like me and every artist I know you’ve just felt instant kinship with Zack’s “problems”. Funny how we think we’re pretty special and yet… we’re all exactly the same aren’t we?
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and the award goes to…
This is unexpected: I just won second place in the Faces of Canada – People category of Vistek’s Capture Canada contest. As of this writing it’s not public yet so consider this a scoop ;-)
Here’s the winning photo (which you might recognize from another post):
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