I show how I use Obsidian Bases to shop for cars. Learn how to use this powerful feature of the popular note-taking app.

I show you how to make use a powerful masking feature to increase the saturation of the sky in an image. This technique pays dividends for many image-editing tasks!

I describe the main settings in Darktable that may help flatten the learning curve.

After taking fall foliage pictures in the park recently, I share what I learned about f-stop from my photos.

I show how to correct the colors of an image to set the stage for creative color grading.

Learn how information theory and cognition reveal better ways to organize your photos.

This tutorial walks new Darktable users through the process of importing photos from their cameras or SD cards.

I try making a simple but delicious sauce. In the process, I learn a little about some of its ingredients.

A look at the philosophy and practice of cropping photos, with exercises to sharpen your skills and examples from my photography.

Learn how to use the split-toning module in Darktable to create a 70s retro sepia photo effect.

In my quest to eat more healthily, I’ve been learning how to cook chicken. Here’s a quick and simple dish I like to make.

If you want to know how to play rummy, I’ve compiled a summary of the rules here.

I document the procedure for installing a web app that didn’t install itself correctly.

I hate it when the page numbers in a PDF don’t match the numbers in a scanned document.

I start learning how to use the Pandas library to analyze my personal finances.

I’m uncoordinated. But that doesn’t mean I don’t like dancing!