Why I’m Carrying Smaller Cameras (And Why You Should Reconsider Yours)
The DSLR era is ending. Here’s why I switched to smaller cameras and why the future of photography is in your pocket.
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When Disney+ Costs More Than Adobe: My $1,500 Subscription Audit
Disney+ now costs $18.99/month—more than Adobe Creative Cloud. I audited my subscriptions, cut $140/month, and gave myself a $1,500 annual raise. Here’s how.
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Who is Frederick Van Johnson, and Why Should You Care?
My origin story, credibility markers, and what I bring to the table. Combat photojournalist, Apple iPhoto PM, Adobe Lightroom PM, TWiP founder.
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From Combat Photojournalism to Digital Empire: My Entrepreneurial Journey
How I went from combat photojournalism to building products at Apple and Adobe, founding TWiP, and selling it.
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Building to Sell: Inside the TWiP-to-SmugMug Deal (And Why Letting Go Was the Hardest Part)
Insider perspectives on building and selling a media company—the real story, not the highlight reel.
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HeyGen and the Age of AI-Generated YouTube Channels
There’s a quiet revolution happening on YouTube—and it doesn’t involve cameras,…
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The Rapid Rise of Sora and Computer-Generated Video
The world of video is changing faster than most people realize….
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The Silence Was the Strategy: What I Learned by Logging Off
There’s a particular kind of silence that settles over a website when you stop feeding it. Not the silence of abandonment, but something more deliberate. A pause that turns into months, then years, while the world keeps spinning and your work continues elsewhere.
