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Minimize the noise on Twitter. I’ve been on Twitter quite a while1 and have seen both my use, and the use of the platform in general shift over time. As more folks have joined the service, over …
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Backups don’t matter until you don’t have one. As I think back to my time in the mid 1990s selling computers at a now-defunct retail establishment, early digital cameras were available and in …
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Professionals are proficient. In any industry, professionals spend time learning their tools and becoming proficient in their use. As photographers, the first tools that often come to mind are …
Making my iPhone look even better… iOS 14 (released in October 2019) added home screen widgets, allowing us to add at-a-glance information to our iPhone and iPad home screens. With an update to …
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Consumer printing is pining for the fjords… Yesterday, Costco announced that it’s shutting down its in-store photo centers (CNN, PetaPixel). With nearly 800 warehouse stores, this represents a …
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There, I said it. It’s time that we pour one out for what Instagram once was: a photo-centric social network that was about sharing, discovering, and appreciating the photography of our friends and …
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