Category Archives: Art

Roughly how the professional photography industry looked about ten years ago. The future of film is in digital acquisition. Image from the most recent magazine issue of The ASC’s American Cinematographer, Jan ’12.

Television has been evolving, and is about to go into another large evolution, if not a revolution. In the early to mid 20th century television started as an over the air broadcast medium that few content providers had access to. … Continue reading →

Fastra II costs about six thousand euros, and has the potential computing power to rival supercomputers at many times the cost, upwards to hundreds of thousands of dollars. I would like one.

Google seems to be on a trend of developing native apps, something still relatively new in their history. They just released Google Currents, a competitor to Flipboard, yet what’s even more surprising is that it supports offline use. Flipboard just … Continue reading →

PBS has a new doc titled One Last Thing. And if you are in the Atlanta area, check out the Picasso to Warhol MoMA exhibit at the High. Full PBS episode of One Last Thing:

Awesome 60 Minutes interview with the author of Steve Jobs’ biography, Walter Isaacson. I downloaded a copy of the book via iBooks, although I have to say it was a bit too pricey for my taste, and especially for not … Continue reading →

Steve Jobs, 1955-2011 From Apple.com: Apple has lost a visionary and creative genius, and the world has lost an amazing human being. Those of us who have been fortunate enough to know and work with Steve have lost a dear … Continue reading →

Great video on the life and construction of the NYC skyline, including the construction of 1 WTC.

I was the lead cinematographer for the video content in this app. Worth checking out if you’re interested in Georgia history, or the civil rights movement. It was amazing to be able to meet and film President Carter, and listen … Continue reading →