Jack Cohen Photography

09/16/2020

If you like NYC, sandy beaches, or are just in the market to spice up the wall in your home that's been bare for a little too long... might I suggest a quick stroll through my updated print shop?

+ Use SCHOOL15 for a lil' back-to-school savings.

Explore prints here: http://jackcohen.com/shop

Darkroom empowers photographers and illustrators to sell their prints without any hassle.

02/25/2020

Privacy is unexpected—especially with the president. Minutes earlier after abandoning the warmth of my Uber, I'm instantly met by the frigid winter air of the capital. As I rewrap my scarf and tuck in my gloves, I look through the early morning darkness at the light atop the hill. With batteries c...

11/26/2019

How to "figuratively tag" your photographs to maximize their reach. ⚡️

Properly tagging your digital content can be the difference between viral success and fading into digital oblivion.

02/26/2019

I was a bit surprised to find that when I recently asked a group of friends about this, no one seemed to know it existed or how to find it on their phones...

I share a step-by-step to finding yours and how to disable it.

Everyone knows they’re being tracked, but this is next level…

02/05/2019

A few thoughts on building confidence. 💪

Focus on one goal at a time. The more you try to achieve at once the more you’ll feel overwhelmed and unsure.

02/03/2019

The best of last week's internet, curated for you. ⚡️

The best of last week’s internet

01/31/2019

Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about which spaces are most conducive to the deep conversations about the most philosophical aspects of life.

01/28/2019

The world's most dangerous railway, a California town's battle against the sea, household herbs like never before + more of what I came across on the internet last week in my first edition of "The Weekend Wrap."

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A most interesting curation of last week’s internet

01/24/2019

How many times have you ended a meeting like this? Probably not as often as you should.

It’s painfully simple and incredibly effective

01/24/2019

Teach yourself instead.

Teach yourself instead