Art and Creativity

Here's a thought ... What are you looking for out in the landscape? A specific shot, or just a generalized aesthetic?

How do we discover what we were born to do with our lives? Chris Guillebeau is an entrepreneur who has discovered his true calling, and he knows the keys of how to find that perfect path. Through lear...Show More

So you reached the end of your day, you finished work, maybe the kids went to bed and it's that moment when time is yours to do what ever you want with ... what now? Well, I have a few suggestions on ...Show More

Here's a thought ... I read last week that Ginger Baker passed away. Thankfully, now that he and Jack Bruce are both gone we can still enjoy their creative output.

Is it a good idea or use of your time to distribute your audio only podcast to YouTube? Join Ray Ortega, Dave Jackson, Daniel J. Lewis, Addy Saucedo, Jen Edds, Bandrew Scott to discuss YouTube as a po...Show More

Here's a thought ... Conventional wisdom would have us believe that PDAF (phase detection auto focus) is better than CDAF (contrast detection auto focus). Better based on what criteria?

Claire Pooley is a blogger and a novelist. Her book ‘The Sober Diaries’ is an account of her journey from drinking over a bottle of wine a day to quitting completely - an incredibly difficult task. Cl...Show More

In our second episode of the Design Doc Podcast, host Brad Cypert sits down with game developer Barry Rowe to talk about his experience as an indie game developer. We talk about unity, game developmen...Show More

Here's a thought ... One of the primary arguments in favor of 4K video is future proofing. This is exactly the same thing we went through years ago with archival prints. Better to concentrate on find...Show More

Here's a thought ... The world is naturally a chaotic place and a large part of art-making is to simplify to the essentials. We are always leaning toward minimalism, and only on the most rare occasio...Show More

While graffiti is seen by some as blight, and by others as art, the act of hiding in the shadows and stealthily scrawling your name on a wall is ultimately about being seen, rather than doing damage. ...Show More

I've noticed over the course of my photographic life that I tend to make different pictures depending on my level of fatigue. At the end of the day, after driving or hiking for long hours, my images a...Show More

I miss those old camera stores where you could find every piece of odd and ancient gear of your dreams. I'm not sure I'd want to go back to those days, but I do remember them fondly.

Gear Acquisition Syndrome can be a bad thing, but Idea Acquisition Syndrome would do us all a world of good.

Rob joins the podcast to talk with Sherry on the subject of feedback. No matter what you’re building or putting into the world you’re going to get feedback. He brings up the question, &#82...Show More