It's a good news day for photo manipulation.

Shooting for the New York Times: "Across or Down, Anchorage Is Alive."

Have you ever wondered why monitors have limited gamuts in the first place? Why can't they be made to simply reproduce all colors.

Lubbock, Texas, May 2010.

I'm heading for the lower 48 to do some work…

Lake Clark is one of the most spectacular places on earth, and while it's not terribly far from Anchorage, it's only accessible via air or water, which makes it one of the least-visited units in the National Park system

The Supreme Court ruled on the case United States v. Stevens today that I wrote about last year. They struck down the law that made depictions of animal cruelty illegal.

It turns out that a significant number of people, around ten percent of the population, are stereo blind—they lack the ability to gather depth information using the parallax difference between the eyes.

The tools we use effect us more than we like to admit. We are so accustomed to working on computers that we tend to forget that the interface of a modern operating system is little more than a set of visual metaphors.