So, here’s a continuation of an experiment in its very early stages.

A new type of vlog thing where I take you along, in 360, as I wander the cityscapes and landscapes of the places I visit. These will likely evolve over time, they are experiments for now, so expect a few rough edges and a slower pace than the average YouTube travel vid. I hope you find them interesting… here is Glasgow Attempt #2… and remember you can spin the camera all around any time you want. All feedback appreciated!

Wow… well the last newsletter got a lot of feedback regarding the first batch of Scotland images. So, by popular demand, here is another…

Just a quick reminder that I’m hanging out on Threads, posting away. Having fun. Head over there to follow me and drop a comment, have a chat. 🙂

(And yes, now it can be accessed in a browser and not just via an app. Yay!)

If you missed the newsletter over the weekend (or the post yesterday about it) then you may have missed the recent Luminar news. So here it is… In a past newsletter, I talked a little bit about how my main workflow has moved away from Aurora HDR to Luminar Neo, now that it has HDR functionality available. That has continued to be the case and every image you saw in recent blog posts was processed on Luminar Neo. It’s a great bit of software and it has been interesting to watch it evolve. Most recently Skylum (finally!) added panorama functionality which removes yet another reason to stick with alternate software. You should definitely check it out. 🙂

Head on over here to see my latest newsletter with a bunch of images and thoughts from my time in Scotland! (You can subscribe here if you don’t already…)