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My Project: Raw Emulsion

Matthew Brandt's images of waterways are processed using the very same water he photographs
- By Lori Fredrickson on January 13, 2013
After moving to Los Angeles from New York in 2006 to earn an MFA at UCLA, Matthew Brandt found himself most inspired to play around in the darkroom. “I’d had this New York repression of space, so I went a bit wild with the printing space,” the 30-year-old photographer explains.
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Review: Apple Aperture 3

The latest version of Apple's RAW workflow tool has features for everyone.
- By Debbie Grossman on July 29, 2010
PC users who want robust RAW workflow software with quality image processing have few options—in a relatively small field, Adobe’s Photoshop Lightroom 3 is the standout choice. But Mac users have a compelling alternative: Apple’s Aperture 3. Though the first version of Aperture was released before the first version of Lightroom in 2005, the two have been fighting it out ever since. Both appeal to photographers who do most of their shooting in RAW and want to use a single program for organization, RAW adjustments, and output.
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