For all dynamic, colorful, exciting, and even sexy photo apps that you can put on your iOS device today, one thing is consistently lacking – basic functionality. The app collection “Photo Extensions” by DigiGuys aims to correct that. A series of mini apps acting as share extensions allow you to do all this and more, adding some of the base functionality to Photos for iOS that you’ve been looking for.

It turns out that you can make the Folder / Collection etc. column and the Metadata / Develop columns as wide as you want!

If you haven't seen these yet, now's a great time to start. A month or so ago I started broadcasting (mostly) live “Photo Moments” on Facebook every week-day at 9:30am Pacific, and cross-posting them here. The most recent one with National Geographic photographer John Stanmeyer is definitely worth a watch.

Another simple tip, but this keyboard shortcut will speed up your workflow as you're searching and sorting your photos — especially if you're shooting RAW+JPEG.

I don't know when this snuck in, but finally when deleting a photo from an Album, Photos lets you choose to remove from Album or delete entirely!

Today’s app, Priime, takes the combined knowledge and experience of dozens of professional photographers and assembles their looks into simple, one-tap styles that you can easily apply to your photos. Priime even analyzes your image and suggests styles that might fit your particular photo best. Designed by photographers FOR photographers, Priime is a deceivingly simple app that may very well change how you look at image editing on your iPhone… completely.

I discovered this simple tip just by trying it as it seemed like it might work… and it did!

Do you like to travel? Of course you do. Do you like to take pictures when you travel? Of course you do! Do you spend the time before you go to research the best locations for photos, what equipment you should or shouldn’t bring, plan how long it’ll take between locations to maximize your opportunities on the ground, and just ensure you won’t miss anything epic while there? Of course you… oh.

The biggest question on every Aperture user's mind today is… “will Aperture work in macOS Sierra?”

In today's WWDC keynote, a couple of eagle-eyed viewers caught “RAW photo editing” on the feature cloud slide.