Photographic Investments - Part 2I’ve renewed by VSCO Premium subscription, having allowed my membership to lapse a year or so ago. Having upgraded my old 2015 model iPad Mini to a new 2019 model iPad Air, I’ll do more of my processing on the go, rather than on my iMac. I like VSCO and it … Continue reading →

#TBT Mexico

Well, of course it's Mexico. Where else do you get a cathedral like that, with skies so blue and faces so brown? Well, I guess quite a few places in Latin America. But this blog is called the Mexile, so of course it's Mexico. The photo is just a little over eighteen months old. And … Continue reading #TBT Mexico →

The Grain Is Always Greener…

I was a reasonably early adopter with digital photography. My first camera was a Sanyo 1.3mp model, when anything over 1mp was considered cutting edge technology. The problem it had was excessive noise in low light. Which was the bane of digital photography for many years, first with dedicated cameras and then with phone based … Continue reading The Grain Is Always Greener… →

iPad Photography

I feel that I'm closer still to ditching my iMac as my primary photography processing machine. I've used my iPad Mini 4 a few times to process and upload my photos. I shot my recent trip to Cheddar in RAW to see how it handled the format. I imported them into the iPad and used … Continue reading iPad Photography →

My Photographic Future

I'm almost ready to ditch my iMac as my chief photography processing machine. On the flight back from India, I plugged my SD card into my iPad Mini 4 (via a dongle) and processed the entire collection. It was an easy and pleasant processing experience. But I'd really want a little bit more screen real … Continue reading My Photographic Future →

VSCO

There's a ton of photo apps out there. I've tried plenty of them. Some I like. Some I delete. VSCO is one I like. It's not as trendy as Instagram for sharing. It's not as good as a whole number of apps for actually taking the photo. It's not much good unless you pay up … Continue reading VSCO →