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Perfect Photos
This is the video of the Ignite talk I did on how to take perfect photos every time.
Productivity Kills Creativity
That’s the core idea behind the book, Autopilot [http://www.orbooks.com/catalog/autopilot/], a science-based rebuttal to GTD, Six Sigma and the modern glamification of productivity. I had a hard time figuring out if I liked the book, because, while the science seems solid, it’s delivered with
How to Make Perfect Photos
What's the secret to creating great photos? The biggest secret is that you're already making perfect photos. You've been told that you're not, because of the second biggest secret: the teaching of photography has always and will always make more money than
Unrecorded Podcast: Self Rescuing Princess
Kelly Guimont talks a mile a minute and lives at an even more frantic pace. We try to keep up with her and find ourselves awash in geekery.
Instagram As Fine Art
I'm picking on this woman, because she just happened to state, very clearly, a sentiment I've heard quite a bit lately. > "It is easy to take a good picture and so hard, almost impossible, to take a great picture. It takes years of labor
Unrecorded Podcast: Like a Salon
Glenn Fleishman joins us to discuss furnaces and stuff. You know, the typical kinds of things guys discuss when no one is recording.
Undone
“Besides the noble art of getting things done, there is the noble art of leaving things undone.” – Lin Yutang [http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Lin_Yutang]
Why Paper Still Matters
After seeing a Kickstarter, a week or so ago, for a hybrid digital/analogue notebook [http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/marshallhaas/draft-a-physical-notebook-that-syncs-to-the-cloud] , author Austin Kleon let loose a rant on Twitter [https://twitter.com/austinkleon/status/392838314660610049], which I had to save and comment on: > "You guys know
Small Books
Most Seth Godin books could be one sentence long. In fact, most books could be blog posts. So, if you're going to publish a real paper-based book these days, do me a favor: get to the point, charge a fair price and help me learn something. I'