This post is mostly a brain dump to remind me what my line of thinking was when I revisit this topic a year or two from now. You’ll find that I post these now and again. Writing things out helps me make sense of them and spot things I might have missed. Anyway… Networking. My…
You’re actually reading the default “Hello, World!” post that comes with a fresh WordPress installation. Rather than simply deleting it and making a new post, I’m editing it to give it new life and meaning. I’ve been going through something similar myself over the last couple of years. I love making content. I’ve always loved…
Recently I’ve been running some experiments with a second channel. The goal is to test out some YouTube theories and try to make some useful conclusions. I’m not able to put out content for my main YouTube channel as much as I’d like right now. So I figured perhaps a gaming channel would be a…
Note: This post drastically needs updating. A lot has changed since 2017, and I need to fix this article to make it better reflect how things work on YouTube today. For now, if you’re interested in how it worked in 2017, here you go. I regularly see people asking in various YouTube related Facebook groups…
It’s not a perfect solution, but it’s a step in the right direction. Lifehacker recently posted a way to turn these off, but at the moment Facebook only really allows you to do it on the desktop. We can turn it off for Android and iOS devices, but only if they’re using GPRS/3G/4G (ie, not WiFi),…
So we recently held Lancaster Photographic Society‘s Annual Projected Image Competition, judged by Tillman Kleinhans. Congratulations to Ruth and Allan for getting colour and mono Image of the Year, respectively. My images are shown at 8:18, 15:46, 24:20 and 29:14, and linked below the video.
After 5 or 6 months of almost non-stop rain, we’ve finally started to see some breaks in the clouds the last couple of weeks and had one or two days of rather lovely sunshine. That means it’s time to get out of the studio and back on location! Throughout the year, even when I’m not…
I wasn’t sure of this was supposed to be for Apple or Google when it first came up. Ever notice how they’re all kinda starting to look the same? Yep.
While the article linked below is aimed at writers, the same holds true for pretty much any freelance creative. The Truth: What a Client Really Wants from You TL;DR – Don’t be a douchebag, and believe in yourself.
Curves are a pretty versatile and powerful feature of any image processing application when you know how to use them, especially if you want to try and automate parts of your workflow.
