A visual metaphor for my work life.
Celebrating in Manahawkin, NJ.
I’ve been wanting this for a while—I like browsing Instagram via the web on my laptop, simply because the images are bigger (I have an iPhone 5, and Instagram doesn’t have an official iPad app).
I had to change my user agent to be Safari on iOS, but once I did that I got the “+” button to start the upload process.
It’s May the Fourth, and the kids are *into it*.
Em and her decoder wheel.
A trip to Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens
DPReview:
The upcoming March/April issue will be the last, and as of Friday, March 10th, no new content will be published on PopPhoto.com. This news comes after the publication switched to a bi-monthly print schedule about six months ago.
Sad (if unsurprising) news—I still read Popular Photography regularly via my local library’s digital magazine bookshelf. Photo (and photo gear) blogs may have eaten up a lot of the attention and readership that Popular Photography used to command, but I still appreciated the way a coherent editorial vision could be expressed through a monthly (and later, bi-monthly) issue.
Some observations on using the Fuji X100S as a manual-focus camera.