Category Archives: News
Limited Edition iPhoneography from CanvasPop
This is a FIRST for me. I’ve never made my iphoneography available for purchase. So for a LIMITED time, 7 days, you can buy this image. It’s an honor to be working with the great folks @canvaspop to offer this limited edition print of one of my favorite images.
Apply Now, Mountain Workshop
As leaves fall annually, Western Kentucky University’s Mountain Workshops draw a team of dedicated teachers and determined learners to a small Kentucky town, where together they explore the richness of community, the beauty of landscape, and the possibilities and challenges of visual storytelling.
The 37th annual Workshops will take place Oct. 16-21, 2012 in the city of Henderson, Ky. Please visit our web site at http://www.mountainworkshops.
Mobile Reporting Field Guide, PDF and .ibooks file ready for download
The Mobile Reporting Field guide that I sneak-peaked, is finally, well, almost App Store ready, but it’s ready if you’d like to manually install it on your iPad. As an alternative for those without iPads, I’ve included a PDF version.
The Alexia Foundation is offering a new, one-time $25,000 photography grant called the Global Women's Initiative. The grant is intended to fund a project that illuminates any form of abuse of women in the United States that also has global significance. Deadline for applying: August 15, 2012.[/caption] Hipstamatic Finally Ready for Photojournalism!
This isn’t another post kicking the hornet’s nest about Hipstamatic and its use in photojournalism, it’s to announce Hipstamatic’s new update. Hipstamatic has finally released a new film and lens that are as pure and clean as, well, umm, what’s pure and clean these days? Anyway, it’s ready for some unfiltered photojournalism. The update introduces the Jane Lens. She’s a beauty and she’s free along with a new film called Ina’s 82.

Non-linear editing system poll, which one FCPX or Adobe Premiere?

The results are in! More than 500 folks participated in my impromptu poll. Above are the detailed results.
As I watched the poll unfold over the course of the last few days, it continually held steady at around 60/ 40 in favor of Adobe Premiere, despite one user- you know who you are- who tried to stuff the ballot box, by visting the poll everyday and continually voting for FCPX for several minutes. Shame on you. You wasted your time, oh those precious moments lost in time like tears in rain. You could’ve spent that time learning Premiere ;)


