I have had the good fortune to be featured on Eco: On Blindness and the Arts, Simon Hayhoe's project to bridge academia and the arts around the issue of blindness. The... »

As I wrote in tim in print | Youth Triathlon, I had a few photos from the assignment in the paper. Since these kids were so photogenic and both the weather and my camera were cooperative, I had a number... »

As I mentions in A HECC of a Baseball Game, I shot a youth baseball game a few weeks ago. A few images made the paper and I included them in the post. But I had a few more... »

A few weeks ago, I spent the evening shooting a youth baseball game for the paper. The story was highlighting a new regional league. Three images accompanied Players find H.E.C.C. of a success. From the article: Carrboro Recreation and Parks is... »

According to Slashdot,Aussie Government Offers $40M To Build a Bionic Eye. "The Australian Government is keen to replicate the success of the Cochlear Implant (bionic ear) by throwing AU$50M (US$40M) of funding at the development of a bionic eye.... »

A couple of weeks ago, I shot a youth triathlon for the paper. Three photos accompanied the story, Swim for Smiles Triathlon chases away the rain. It was a fun shoot, though alternately wet and warm. From the article: The event... »

The new iPhone update has moved the audio book playback speed controls. In the earlier versions, these controls were hidden away in the Music panel of the Settings App. This was terribly... »

NYTimes.com has a great new blog, the Lens Blog, which deals with "Photojournalism - Photography, Video and Visual Journalism Archives". It has recently done a great series on the famous Tianeman Square reporting. Lens is the photojournalism blog of The New... »

I love new gadgets, virtual as well as physical. So, I can't help liking Google Labs. Google rolls out experimental features, both fun ones and useful ones, for Gmail through Labs. I have always wanted a simple taks manager that... »