Michael Hession
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A Dispatch From The Photoshop Generation
I don’t remember what the first thing I ever made in Photoshop was, much less why. What brought me to the software in 1996, at age 13, is a faded memory. But I’d like to think that I saw a power in learning its magic — even then, I knew it could conjure incredible things.
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Panasonic LX100 Review: A Small Camera So Good At So Many Things
The Panasonic LX100 might just be the best small camera ever made.
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Guy Totally Crashes Drone While Teaching Drone Safety On TV
It doesn’t take much to turn a drone from a gliding wonder-thing into a scourge of the sky — anyone’s dumb dad can get ahold of one and wreak havoc. Such is the lesson viewers of this Fox & Friends segment learned when watching Dave Mosher of Popular Science almost take a cameraman’s ear off…
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An Up-Close Look At The Monumental Task Of Building A Bridge
We take giant man-made structures for granted. Whether erected in decades long gone or constructed anew from a distance, they are just there. When Joseph Blum set out to photograph the building of the new Bay Bridge connecting San Francisco and Oakland, he wanted to get face to face with action bringing such a project…