All That Intelligence, and Still the Wrong Rectangle

Smartphone cameras can reconstruct faces, combine exposures and insert the photographer into the picture. Yet my Pixel cannot let me choose the familiar 3:2 format when shooting. While reviewers inspect brickwork for evidence of photographic genius, I spend my evenings cropping every single image. Apparently, artificial intelligence still requires considerable manual labour.

Unveiling The Panorama Book: A Journey Through My Lens

After months of dedication and hard work, I am thrilled to finally introduce The Panorama Book. This collection represents more than a series of stunning high-resolution images; it is a deeply personal exploration of my passion for panoramic photography. With…

A Magical Roman Autumn: A Birthday Surprise in the Eternal City

Rome, Italy, adorned in the warm hues of autumn, cast a spell of enchantment as I embarked on a surprise birthday escapade with dear friends. October, with its gentle weather and dwindling crowds, unveiled the city's timeless charm in a…