Jann Alexander :: Pairings – Page 12

Knowing When to Stop

Having a framework for writing is almost as important as the writing itself. We can learn from the writing rituals of the great ones.

In praise of rust: an homage to one of photography’s timeworn but favorite subjects.

In life, it’s best to hope for adventure, but to be careful what you wish for. Especially in the Grand Tetons.

A lone tree provoked three distinct treatments, using a trusted photo app and a new painting app, for stylistic effects.

There is no certainty but one: When you don’t record the moment, your adventure is but a memory.

Get a panoramic view of Austin’s condos and cranes by kayak, from the center of Lady Bird Lake.

Just create to create: It sounds so easy! But what if you can’t get in the flow? Here are seven tricks to inspire you.

How many apps does it take to edit an iPhone photo? Well, that depends on how many you have.

Just like two side-by-side prints, elements of the natural world are engaged in dialogue, too.

In that elusive effort to get to the rainbow’s pot of gold, my camera comparison yielded some surprising results.

Unexpectedly, my newfound blogging habit pushed me into more positive territory than the morning news ever could.

Shake ’em, shoot ’em, edit ’em—it’s all good when you mix Mexican martinis with an iPhone 5s and Adobe Lightroom.

You might be surprised at how well the theory of color psychology nails your personality.

Calling all readers: Help make the choice between the painted arch and the photographed arch.

The serenity of a blue mountain dusk is interrupted by color, and recorded by iPhone.