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There was a fascinating, if slightly unbalanced article by Nathan Heller in New York Magazine recently, entitled I Really...
There was a fascinating, if slightly unbalanced article by Nathan Heller in New York Magazine recently, entitled I Really...
Since writing about leaving Flickr and 500px I’ve fielded a lot of questions and comments from fellow photographers. A...
This is Advent Sunday. After today there are only three Sundays left before Christmas. Although Advent is not as...
The word expat, or expatriate, is becoming unpopular. But should we stop using it?
It’s fairly essential, in a modern, MIDI-enabled music studio, to have some sort of controller keyboard. Having only basic...
Popular photo sharing sites like Flickr and 500px have lost their appeal and it might be time to say...
Last year I laid out my thoughts on building a new music studio (in Anchoring A Recording Studio). In...
We’ve all had that moment, when someone we know starts a new band, or perhaps a company, or maybe...
Back in July I posted news about Avid shutting down the London office of Sibelius, which was responsible for...
Most of us are brought up to value other people’s opinions. We are taught that “everyone is entitled to...
Instagram, the popular mobile photo sharing service, has finally added full web profiles. You can now see a user’s...
For the past few weeks, I’ve had a Universal Audio Apollo Quad in my studio. It’s the first step...
This time last year I was in Oaxaca, Mexico. I was there to photograph Dia de los Muertos and...
There’s an old cliche that suggests we should never discuss politics, religion or sex in polite company. While I’ve...
This is the second in a five part series looking at HDR (High Dynamic Range) photography. This time round...
The phrase project studio gets thrown around a lot, but what is a project studio?