🖋 Essay Matte vs Glossy Screens: A Cautionary Tale To understand my take on this topic, you have to know where I'm coming from — my "screen-ethnicity", if you will. My first computer was a 2007 MacBook, back when Apple offered white models and reserved the black ones for pros. I've since owned four
🖋 Essay How I Organise, Rename, and Manage My Photos In 2013, I was enrolled at a film school in Marbella, Spain. One particular line was yelled repeatedly throughout my first-year Editing class: ¡Un editor debe ser ordenado! It translates to "An editor must be organised!" and it has served me well in more than one aspect of
🖋 Essay Why I Walk and Take Photos I discovered walking when I was a bouncy toddler. In contrast, I didn't uncover its magic until much later. Since then, I've made it a crucial part of my lifestyle and even have my own routine, hacks, and newsletter. Although walking in and of itself packs
🖋 Essay My Photo Walk Secrets I've been doing (photo) walks for a few years, and I even dedicate a newsletter to them. In this timeframe, I traversed many countries and cultures … and picked up on a few dos and don'ts. I want to share them with you, for no particular reason.
🖋 Essay My Photo Walk Routine I've been walking and photographing for some years now, and as I said in this other post, I find it remarkably rewarding. In the process, I've developed a modus operandi, which I'd like to share with you, for no particular reason. I've
🖌 News Introducing Earthshine: A Newsletter on Walks and Photography There are three things you should know about me: 1. I'm a walker. Walking gives me exercise, clears my mind, and helps me think — when I think clearly, I find solutions. 2. I'm a photographer. Photographing gives me play, grounds me in the present, and gives
🖌 News Introducing Moonquake: A Newsletter on Life and Projects There are three things you should know about my website: 1. It's where the majority of my online presence is — no other platform comes close to it. 2. It's entirely independent, with me as its sole operator — no ads, no assistants, no algorithms, and certainly no
