An interesting encounter on Twitter got me thinking about the subject of permanence in relation to digital photography. Humorously @pogue (aka David Pogue) was noting the grammatical error in Outdoor Photographer referencing the “sense of permanency” of digital photography in books. David Pogue, a New York Times technology writer and Internet celebrity, while making light of this grammatical faux pas go
2 updates to make… Blog Project Due to unforeseen hiccups in my schedule I am delayed in releasing results from the Buying Prints from Your Favorite Photographers blog project. Results will be out Sunday. If you were on the fence about taking part you still have time. I’ll accept submissions until Saturday at midnight. Those that have yet to submit please do. It’d be great to have your participation
In the May/June edition of Digital Photo Pro I have an article featured on Creative Commons that was spawned from my EXIF and Beyond podcast interview with Professor Lawrence Lessig. Look for it at your local book store. In the mean time the online version of this article has just been released and I invite you to take a look. Creative Commons – Digital Photo Pro [tags]Creative Commons, Lessig, Digital Photo Pr