The Seer:
The Seer (2014) from Joe Tucker on Vimeo.
Buds:
BUDS (2013) from Joe Tucker on Vimeo.
Bonsai Love:
Bonsai Love – Diane Tucker from Joe Tucker on Vimeo.
From the desk of Jim Tucker
The Seer:
The Seer (2014) from Joe Tucker on Vimeo.
Buds:
BUDS (2013) from Joe Tucker on Vimeo.
Bonsai Love:
Bonsai Love – Diane Tucker from Joe Tucker on Vimeo.
In Safari, Option + Tab jumps to the next link on a page. Shift + Option + Tab jumps the the previous link.
You can press and hold Option + Shift + Command + Esc to instantly Force Quit an application.
To grab just a one-window screenshot, press Command + Shift + 4, then when the cross hairs appear, press the space bar. The cross hairs will change to a picture of a camera that can be placed over top of the window to be captured and clicked. The resulting window-only screenshot will appear on your Desktop.
With your mouse cursor over top of the word you’d like to look up, press Control + Command + D. A dialog will then pop up with the word defined by the built-in Mac OS X dictionary. While holding down the keyboard combination, you can mouse around to different words in the document.
Inside Safari, Shift + Command + I will automatically generate a new email message inside of Mail.app and paste the link of the web page you were browsing in the body text.
Press Command + Shift + D to open your Desktop folder in the Finder.
Press Command + Shift + U to open the Utilities folder in Finder.
To open the Applications folder, press Command + Shift + A in an opened Finder window.
Option + Command + Eject instantly puts your computer to sleep.