Photoshop is great, but not everyone can afford to hand over a few hundred bucks to Adobe for the software. Now, there's an online alternative for all the budding digital artists among us. It's called Aviary, and they have big plans.
Living in Boston has it's advantages and disadvantages. On the one hand, it is the second most expensive place to rent an apartment after San Francisco. On the other hand, I can take a two dollar train ride and hear John Hodgman speak... for free.
The seasons are changing and warm weather is about to be a thing of the past for many of us in the northern regions. What better chilly fall activity than cuddling up with a blanket and playing around with the new Lightroom 3 beta? It's free!
The White House released the official portrait of the presidential family today, and guess who the photographer was... None other than our favorite down-on-her-luck pro, Annie Leibovitz.
The Library of Congress has done a terrific job at creating an online source for historic photography. Among their recent claims to fame are the color images of a turn of the century Russian photographer who documented his country just before the 1918 revolution.
Ever wish you had your own personal photographer that would follow you around and snap photos of your day? Well one British design firm has created a "lifelogger" that will do just that.
Cell phone photography is on a rampage... and a good one at that. Canon has released an iPhone app that lends a new air of legitimacy to cell phone photos and promotes their new wireless printers at the same time.
Recently, Yahoo decided to assert its ownership of Flickr by tacking on "from Yahoo!" to the end of the traditional logo. Needless to say, Flickr devotees are not happy with this change. In response, several programmers have developed patches that do everything from cover the Y! to amp up the site.
Pixels, and Sensors and HD video... Oh My! Canon released the EOS-1D Mark IV today, adding another contender to the heavyweight pro-level camera crowd.