Liz Worthy

Looking for quick, cheap recipes to mess around with. The post work dinner is an art unto itself, who doesn't love midnight cereal?

In recent years and with the incredible advance in computational image and AI-assisted photo tools, I feel a bit uneasy foreseeing where this field is heading for the mass population - I would love to know what people love about photography and what do you think you are missing in the current landscape of things where your phone acts as the main or only camera people have. Photography has always been a passion of mine since I realized my father was taking photos of me and my brothers as a child. Although I am a designer by trade, I keep photography protected on the side just for the pleasure of the pure experience of capturing the moment and people I love and admire. I am opening this space to hear your thoughts and sentiment about this field, hopefully, and collectively, we can find links that can lead to a bright future for photography.

I've built Photo Bear (https://photobear.io/ ) with the explicit intent of appealing to programmers. The site does photo background removal (like remove.bg, but easier on the pocket), super resolution, and photo vectorization (convert jpg to svg, etc). My chief concern is - does the site speak to people who code? I'm concerned not many scroll all the way to the bottom to figure out there's a code example, but then again a landing page that starts with a code example feels like a missed opportunity to interactively show the user what we I can do for them.