Photographer & Principal Architect | 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.
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Lightroom Classic Workflow to Develop Your Photos
ByWilliam Beem, CISSP Updated onI wanted to share this Lightroom Classic workflow to help you develop your photos in a way that provides the best results and saves you time. Many people use the Develop module from the top panel and work down to the bottom. Then some folks like presets. Personally, I’m not a fan. There’s an annoying…
Editing Travel Photos with Luminar Neo
ByWilliam Beem, CISSP Updated onEditing travel photos requires a lot of different filters and tools to get the right look for your photo. When you think of the conditions you encounter with travel photography, you end up with plenty of different subjects. You need a tool like Luminar Neo (Luminar Neo replaced Luminar AI) to quickly, yet professionally, enhance…
Getting Started With Lightroom CC
ByWilliam Beem, CISSP Updated onLast week, Adobe announced Lightroom CC and a smaller corner of the Internet exploded. For some it was a reason to complain. For others, it seemed orgasmic. All I see is another software upgrade and the same reasoning applies as with all the others. Before You Upgrade Any Software, Read This I know I’m too…
Tagging Photos with Keywords
ByWilliam Beem, CISSP Updated onTaking and storing photographs is easy. I use Aperture, other folks may use Lightroom or some other digital asset manager. The trick is to find the images you want after you’ve stored hundreds of gigabytes. There’s a plethora of metadata available when you import your images, but I’ve found that the method that works…
Using The Photo Stylizer Filter In The Nik Collection
ByWilliam Beem, CISSP Updated onI use the Nik Collection almost by default when processing photos. At least, I use part of it. Over and over, I use the same filters. It turns out that some of the filters in the Nik Collection that I’ve ignored are just as useful if you have the right image. A Simple Studio Portrait…
Luminar 4 Looks (Presets) Help You Save Time
ByWilliam Beem, CISSP Updated onUse Luminar 4 Looks to save time and add style to your photos. Luminar 4 comes with several categories of Looks built-in. You can find more looks online provided by Skylum and other photographers. Better yet, create your own photographic style and save them as Looks to save time. What Are Luminar 4 Looks? Luminar…
