This week, we talk with Jack Durner, the artist behind some beautiful abstract photography that I had the pleasure of printing recently.
This week I’m sharing a joint podcast with world-renowned photographer Rick Sammon, covering a myriad of photography topics, and Rick’s 40th book!
In this post, I talk about why I believe people should stop using silence as the new “no” in business communication.
I’ve recently replaced NextGEN Gallery with the Meow Gallery and Meow Lightbox plugins, alongside Essential Grid, and in this post I explain why.
I recently took a look at Breathing Color’s new media Belgian Linen and share my findings today, and how to create a home-made panel for your photos.
This week I bring you an interview with Aaron Nace, in which he shares how he got started as a creative and what led him to create the popular online learning site PHLEARN
This week we explore how using various combinations of lens and Extender/Teleconverter affects autofocus on the Canon EOS R down to aperture f/11.
In this post, I share some services and application that I’m now using for conferencing and scheduling and some fun I’m having using a green screen.
It’s time for me to move away from most of Adobe’s Creative Cloud suite, and today I explain my reasoning and share which applications I’m moving to.
In this post, I pitch the Canon RF 24-105mm f/4 lens against the EF 24-105mm f/4 Mark II lens via the Control Ring Mount Adapter on my EOS R.
An inspiring conversation with photographer Marc Silber about his new book, Create – Tools from Seriously Talented People to Unleash Your Creative Life.
In this post, we conclude the 2019 Complete Namibia Tour & Workshop travelogue series, as we head into the Etosha National Park for a final four days of magical wildlife.
This week we continue our journey around Namibia as we head north to Walvis Bay then on to the wonderful Himba people near Sesfontein further north still.
In this post, we continue our travelogue series covering my 2019 Complete Namibia Tour & Workshop, as we leave the deserted diamond mine town of Kolmanskop, for another deserted mine at Elizabeth Bay.
In this article we start a series of travelogues to walk you through my recent epic Complete Namibia Tour & Workshop, starting with the Quiver Tree Forest and Kolmanskop.
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