After a long, intense development period, I have just released an App created exclusively for the new Apple iPad. This App, titled No Man: A World Without Being, will be ready for sale in the Apple iTunes App Store on the iPad premiere date, April 3, 2010. Balancing written commentary along with strong, striking visual content, No Man is a self-contained art exhibition delivered in a full-frame, wide-screen cover flow presentation.
In 46 monochrome and full color plates, No Man examines a world that none of us can see–a dimensionally parallel world, a world where time inside a camera is captured in minutes rather than fractions of second. This is not conventional time lapse photography, however. Heavily populated sites (e.g., Washington, DC) are lethargically rendered into eerily quiescent vistas completely devoid of humanity enabling the viewer to cast a critical eye on the artifacts of man.
A future upgrade, one that couldn’t be included in this initial App, will feature the ability to purchase framed and matted prints from any of the plates included in No Man.
No Man costs $2.99 and is available exclusively for the iPad.
In 2001, I wrote an article about adapting Ansel Adams’ Zone System to digital cameras for digitalFOTO. Later that year I was awarded a 
My latest App, GetZoned, has been rejected by the Apple iTunes App Store for displaying pricing information. The actual rejection notice said:
A new App has just been submitted to the Apple App Store for approval. GetZoned will show you how you can create monochromatic, Ansel Adams-style photos with your digital camera using the Zone System.