How to Organize a Meetup
This past weekend, I organized a Toronto meetup for Periscope users, and it was a great success. We all had fun and met new people from the city, bringing the […]
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iPhone 6 Plus cameras have limitations too
There’s a certain point on an iPhone’s camera where the lack of ambient light will result in a significantly grainy image. The sensor sensitivity can only do so much in
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The very basics of The Photographer’s Ephemeris
Many have asked in the past what app I use to pinpoint the exact location a sun will rise or set during any given day. I’ve mentioned this before in
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Take a break and enjoy the scenery once in a while
When you’re out and about shooting all the time, it’s important to be able to pull yourself out of the business of it all and actually enjoy what you have
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Who I like to follow on Periscope
Periscope for Android devices just came out yesterday, so it’s only a matter of time that the app gets inundated with more broadcasters doing interesting (and not-so-interesting) things. This list
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5 Ways Instagram has taught me to be a better Periscope user
For those of you who have been following me, you may know that I have always been on Instagram from its early stages in life. I’m active on the app
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How I edited Spring Reflection
This How I Edited post is of a picture that a lot of people seemed to like. They liked the contrast of elements within the photo, which actually has a
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Why I am addicted to Periscope
There are very few apps these days that attract my attention for a lengthy period of time—let alone make me want to come back to it time and time again.
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