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A weekly brief on artificial intelligence and photography that you can page through here, essays on practice, a monthly column, and four books: on method, on perception, and on living deliberately.

Weekly News Brief: AI & PhotographyRead online · every week Photo blogMethod, field notes, AI Aperture & AlgorithmMonthly · PSHKA BooksMethod, perception, living deliberately
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Weekly News Brief: AI & Photography

A brief on artificial intelligence and photography, written every week. The AI and authorship work behind my judging and standards roles is worked out here first. Every issue opens here as a book you can page through, with its sources a click away.

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Photo blog

Essays on practice and seeing

Field notes, the method behind the work, and what AI changes for anyone who still goes out with a camera. Newest first.

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Monthly, for the society

Aperture & Algorithm

A monthly column for the Photography Society of Hongkongers in Australia, which I founded. Slower than the weekly brief and longer: what a month of machine-made pictures actually changes for people who still go out and photograph.

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Four titles

Two on the craft and process of photography, two on living deliberately.

Movement as method
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