Amazon S3 Glacier storage is, in my humble opinion, the most accessible, cost-effective, and trusted choice for storing your photo archive on the cloud. The internationally acclaimed (and feared) retail giant began developing their storage options back in 2006 to help businesses improve their digital infrastructure.
Infrared photos are famous for their fascinating surreal look that cannot be easily reproduced within the visible spectrum. Whether black and white or colour, these photos use high contrasts and ‘false colour’ to add extra definition and a dissonant yet attractive character to any composition. Using my recent experience with infrared photography, in this tutorial I explore how you can use your DSLR with an infrared filter to capture and process your own unique photos.
For those who have wondered about the practicality of scanning thousands of negatives with a flatbed scanner, read on. In this post I explore my three month journey scanning nearly half of my family’s negatives. Before going into the gory and technical details, let me first introduce some insights I have gleaned.
