Five Days, Five Lobster Rolls
Heading to Maine? My recommendation is to eat a lobster roll a day—I did. Reviews follow.
Overpowered and Overtowered?
Will the iconic Frost Tower find itself overtowered and overpowered one day by Austin’s many taller buildings?
Capturing a Fish Frenzy
When things never stop moving, there’s an iPhone app for that.
What I Like About Photography
Take a walk and keep your iPhone handy, because there’s always another picture around the bend.
Magic Made of Steel
Set your speed at 65 mph and take aim with your iPhone. Professional drivers only.
Summon the Power of the Blur
With just one tap of your finger, your iPhone photography takes focusing to the next level—near, or far.
Perfect for Fleeting Moments
Life is fleeting; for its most ephemeral moments, we have our iPhones.
Composition by the Rules
There are rules to be followed, and there are rules to learn and reject.
Surprise Someone on Wordless Wednesday . . .
Write a few words on Wordless Wednesday and surprise someone with a handwritten note—yours.
Try This One Weird Trick to Improve Your Friends’ Photography
With just one weird trick, you can improve the photographic skills of your friends.
The Unlikely Duo for Self-Expression
The two unlikeliest bedfellows are natural companions when it comes to self-expression.
Cheap Tricks with Pattern and Light
I really hate Venetian blinds. But they do make useful photographic props.
Using Your Imagination to See
When you let it, your iPhone will push you to use your imagination to see what your eyes cannot.
How to Make the Call: Color, or Black and White?
The ease with which we can choose color over black and white shouldn’t determine our choice.
Shooting Waves of iPhone Photos
There’s a little-known pro feature built into your iPhone camera that will increase your odds of capturing a great action shot.
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