Amazon's New In-Flight Internet Could Finally Make Digital Photo Workflows Practical at 35,000 Feet

Amazon's New In-Flight Internet Could Finally Make Digital Photo Workflows Practical at 35,000 Feet

I’ve been following the in-flight Wi-Fi arms race for years, and I have to say—Amazon’s latest move with Delta actually caught my attention. Starting in 2028, Delta passengers will have access to Amazon Leo satellite internet promising gigabit-class speeds. For photographers constantly uploading footage, syncing raw files, or backing up shoots, this could legitimately change the game. Why This Matters for Content Creators Look, I’ll be honest: current in-flight Wi-Fi is basically unusable for serious photo work.

A $1 Million Yard Sale Find Exposes the Wild Truth About Photography Value

A $1 Million Yard Sale Find Exposes the Wild Truth About Photography Value

The Yard Sale That Changed Everything I’ve been covering photography gear and deals for years, and I’ve seen plenty of hype around equipment that promises to make you a better photographer. But here’s what nobody talks about: the actual value of photography has almost nothing to do with the camera that took the shot. That point hit home hard when I learned about a Edward Steichen photograph that someone picked up at a yard sale—probably for a few bucks—and could now be worth approximately $1 million.