Cheap Tricks with Pattern and Light
I really hate Venetian blinds. But they do make useful photographic props.
’Tis the Season to Twinkle
Our annual season of bounty is ripe with photo opps and apps to capture the sparkle.
A Town That Knows How to Get Lit
New Orleans turned on its Christmas light show, and I turned on my iPhone. So did others.
Behind the Scenes in New Orleans
Where can you find the most fun, and the most powdered sugar, in the entire Big Easy?
A Reminder of Who’s Gone, But Not Forgotten
Such an eloquent reminder of lives lost in lively Jackson Square: All lives matter.
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.
How to Shoot a Texas-Size Panorama
When you encounter an interior that is as impressive as the Texas State Capitol’s dome, you’ll need to shoot like a Texan.
Does Technology Always Point the Way?
While it may be possible to predict the future, it’s much easier to predict the past–thanks to the 1964 World’s Fair.
Take This Simple Refraction Test
Take a quick, self-administered test to see how your perspective on Austin stacks up.
Unintended Redundancies
Following the signs that appear in your life can lead to unintended redundancies.
How to Have Plenty of Fun with Panoramas
As good as panoramas get on the iPhone, there’s even more fun to be had with photo editing apps.
SeaGlass Under the Editing Glass with iOS 8
Try editing sea glass (either the tiny frosted bits hidden on saltwater islands, or the wine that demands sipping) within Apple’s iOS 8.
Adventure Awaits Capture
There is no certainty but one: When you don’t record the moment, your adventure is but a memory.
