Author: William Beem, CISSP

William Beem, CISSP is the Principal Architect at Suburbia Press. A 40-year veteran of technical infrastructure, he served as a Sr. Manager at PwC, Lockheed Martin, and Lucent Technologies. His Security by Design mindset was forged in the enterprise-scale deployment of the CISSP domains and is rooted in the lab-grade reporting standards of Ziff-Davis. Today, he applies that leadership-level precision to WordPress ecosystems and visual media workflows, providing the high-integrity, evidence-based analysis needed to navigate the technical landscape of 2026.
  • The Blue Hour

    The Blue Hour [pinit] The Blue Hour happens twice a day at twilight, when it’s not quite full daylight or dark of night. I often like this period much better than the Magic Hour that so many photographers discuss. It’s that moment when you have cool light in the sky and warm lights from buildings…

  • Portrait Lighting

    I’m starting to think that portrait lighting techniques are cause more arguments among photographers than HDR. Portrait Lighting Considerations For every little piece of gear in portrait lighting discussions, there are vehement debates about what is “best.”  There are even debates about whether you should say what is best or give people information to let…