MH Rubin is a photographer and educator based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He has worked in creative technology at Lucasfilm, Netflix, and Adobe, and authored books on filmmaking including "Droidmaker," a history of Lucas and Pixar. He holds a degree in neuroscience from Brown University. Rubin studied photography for over 40 years under Jerry Uelsmann, working in analog surrealism before shifting to digital practice. He is affiliated with Upaya Zen Center. In recent years, he developed a curriculum integrating photography with haiku and other Zen arts, which he teaches at Santa Fe Photographic Workshops and Wild Rice Retreats in Wisconsin. He co-hosts the podcast "Everyday Photography, Every Day."