I used to shoot medium format back in the day so we could make really big prints (72 inches). Now my question is why? I love the idea if it gets me something, but the full-frame dSLRs shoot such high res now and so shallow depth of field at f/1.4 …

Ivar, so nice to see you here! Ivar is both an commercial airline pilot and an awesome photographer. Post that awesome cockpit shot you showed me the other day!

The news broke when I was in the Tribeca film festival with my phone on do not disturb. Turns out I was in the film and then the cast & crew stayed until the wee hours, so I didn't get to read anything about the Flickr acquisition until this …

It's a shame Dabakis is retiring, no? Even some of his Republican opposition said he's a voice they need to hear. He would have been re-elected, no?

I'm afraid I'm drawn to this impractical but Steve McQueen-esque look:

I was pretty surprised to be strolling down Avenue of The Americas in NY this morning and see a Dainese shop in prime retail space. I of course couldn't help indulging in the eye candiness of the display.

You know, after spending years wrestling with underwater housings I swear that Olympus TG is a jewel. I've gotten so many great shots with it. It's rugged, convenient, doesn't leak, takes great shots. I just mount a red filter in tropical or blue …

For years I hacked my Canons with Magic Lantern and it was great. I could get things like a sound meter to display on the back so I could tell my audio levels while recording video. And I could get manual audio control so during quiet periods of …

I'm in Manhattan for the Tribeca Film Festival and it seems to me there is amazing whole grain bread like every six blocks.

I found the book Chaos Monkeys to be unbelievably fascinating. Antonio Martinez is a Phd physicist who worked for Goldman Sachs as a Quant before joining Facebook to help them get better responses on their ads. The thing is who you follow and what …

Ick. <== Having typed that, I'm now wondering about the origin of the words ick and tick.

Whoa, what? American wigeon?

This Wired article: Why Zuckerberg’s 14-Year Apology Tour Hasn't Fixed Facebook

Several years ago I was questioning my Mormon faith and someone invited me to join a Closed Group of like-minded people who were disturbed about things like Prop 8. At that time we all loved the church and weren't planning to leave it and we …

An easy obvious way to add emojis is on our to-do, just not scheduled yet because so many other things. But you can use command-control-spacebar on a Mac to bring up the emoji keyboard. 😁

Just arrived in NYC and I see what youz are complaining about. FREEZING! No leaves on the trees on this street anyway.

Hahaha, plenty Cake-worthy. I’ve admired these cars since they debuted but, like you, I bought Subarus. Love them. Someone got me interested in a Jaguar I-Pace and I can’t get it out of my head.

Toni says we don’t use the collar because the medicine is so effective. 🤷‍♂️

I can’t even imagine. Our peaks in America seem SO HIGH and the tallest I have ever witnessed is Denali in Alaska at 6,190 meters—tiny compared to this beast.

Hahaha, okay, fair enough. 😁Boarding a plane to NY, surely I'll be able to find something there to focus stack manually.

Oh my God, Scott, that's one of the most beautiful duck photos I've ever seen. And not only because the duck is beautiful. 😍

David!!! So great to see you here all the way from Oz. Still taking awesome photos I see. 😎

I got grilled last night by Frederick Van Johnson of This Week in Photography via livestream. It's the first time we've answered questions publicly about vision, business model, and our mysterious panel conversation future feature. I had an awesome …

Yeah. In my humble opinion, that's one of the crippling weaknesses of the glycemic index: foods high in fat have low glycemic indexes because fat digests so slowly. Some of those foods are strongly linked to heart disease, cancer, and type II …

Wow, those Keith Carter photos are crazy unique and emotional. ❤️I don't remember seeing photos like those for a long time, maybe never.