newsletter
New Newsletter: The New Edition of A Lesser Photographer
Check out the new book, think about not listening to podcasts, and learn about a great new photography 101 class. It’s all in the latest issue of the newsletter [https://mailchi.mp/cjchilvers/the-new-edition-of-a-lesser-photographer].
New newsletter: What if you have nothing more to say?
Anti-optimizing your life, I finally go Patreon, and the ugly side of photo contests. It's all in the the latest newsletter [https://mailchi.mp/cjchilvers/what-if-you-have-nothing-more-to-say].
Destroy a Hotel, Blame It on Journey 🎸
The return of RSS, the freedom of discipline, and a productivity apology. It’s all in this week’s newsletter [https://mailchi.mp/cjchilvers/destroy-a-hotel-blame-it-on-journey].
This Week’s Newsletter: The Key to a Happy Life
The kids care more about prints than the olds, the key to happiness, and brain exercises all in this week’s newsletter [http://mailchi.mp/cjchilvers/the-key-to-a-happy-life].
The Camera is the Next Keyboard
In this week's newsletter: Reversing entropy, flipping the funnel, and ice age art. Check it out here [http://mailchi.mp/cjchilvers/the-camera-is-the-next-keyboard].
The Most Important Call to Action for Your Readers
From the Mailchimp for Agencies newsletter, issue #60 [http://mailchi.mp/mailchimp/issue-60-an-unapologetically-human-approach-to-e-commerce?e=d77ed54e63] : > “When I’m doing a newsletter for Small Biz Triage, there’s only ever one call to action,” Rasmussen says. “That is ‘Reply.’ Write back with
My Personal Newsletter One-Year Review
It's been over a year since I made my main email newsletter a purely personal newsletter, not tied to any specific product or service. I did this after realizing whenever one of my books was getting attention somewhere, people were searching for more information by author name, not
Newsletter Sneak Peek
Some newsletters are just an essay, some are an actual letter and some collect and "curate" links. Mine is a mixture I'm constantly experimenting with and some of what's in it doesn't appear on this blog. This is a list of links
“Mobile” Photography Doesn’t Matter
Neither does DSLR or any other form of modern photography. Photography technology will progress in ways we can’t foresee. But it will progress. Today’s top-of-the-line camera is tomorrow’s relic. Today’s most popular camera (the iPhone) is also tomorrow’s relic. All images from
5 Good Links
Do the work for free, which (if any) online storytelling platform is for you, what defines a good photograph and should Facebook be messing with journalists’ photos? It’s all in this week’s A Lesser Photographer newsletter.