
DarkroomPro was an iOS digital photography magazine that I founded, edited, and published. Each issue paired serious craft — lighting, composition, post-processing, and gear — with the kind of bold, full-bleed layout that only a tablet screen could do justice. The goal was simple: make the technical side of photography genuinely enjoyable to read.
Distributed by Apple in 155 countries, the magazine reached the App Store's “What's Hot” list in 146 of them and hit #1 in Arts & Photography in two markets.
Shaping light in the studio: umbrellas, modifiers, and the lighting styles that matter.
Making something out of nothing: composing with the empty parts of the frame.
On finding a personal visual voice instead of imitating the photographers you admire.
A working review of Adobe Premiere Pro for photographers moving into video.
A selection of DarkroomPro features has been transcribed and published here in full, filed under Photography.