Ansel Adams On Small Cameras
Legendary photographer Ansel Adams was famous for working with large format cameras. However, his thoughts on smaller cameras are...
Legendary photographer Ansel Adams was famous for working with large format cameras. However, his thoughts on smaller cameras are...
We don’t have a lot of outdoor space in Tokyo, but we do have a small garden, and now...
A 14th century Japanese writer, Yoshida Kenkō, was a master of observing life and could teach today's bloggers a...
A year ago today I launched my book. I’ve already written plenty of reflections on the process of writing...
The trees around my home in Tokyo shed their leaves in Spring. It’s an odd sensation, to walk on...
For the last couple of years, this site has been focussed on creativity, with a lot of the articles...
For this week’s YouTube video, I decided to post a little tour of my studio. I had planned another...
Today is International Women’s Day, it’s not a topic I’ve ever written about, but then again, these aren’t the...
I’m a big fan of Stewart Macdonald’s products and Dan Erlewine’s great videos for them. Thanks to Dan, I’ve...
Charles Duhigg has an excellent piece in this week’s New York Times, What Google Learned From Its Quest to...
I love skiing for several reasons, perhaps most of all because ski holidays are relatively simple actives that involve...
In this week’s YouTube video I take a quick look at how to organise Logic Pro plugins. Recently, Apple...
I fell. It was my second ski trip of the season. The first was a bit of a disappointment....
28toMake is a free, month long course from CreativeLive. The simple exercises are meant to work your creative muscles,...
365 projects fascinate me. The idea as simple as it is challenging. Pick something you want to excel at...
Three talks by leading photographers said a lot about the place FujiFilm cameras now have in the world of...