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Staircases are often a favorite subject of any architectural photographer. Definitely count us in that group! Today we’ll share some favorites around Chicago. Some, I’m sure [...]

Happy New Year! And new decade!! The new year often brings the best intentions. Photographically speaking, maybe it’s to start a new project or shoot more often, take more classes or [...]

Architecture is filled with patterns, from spiral staircases to something as simple as the lines in the windows. Let’s take a look at how we can isolate these patterns in both wider and [...]

It seems winter is upon us, which means many days of gray, gloomy skies. An easy excuse to put the camera away and avoid shooting. While it may be a bit more limiting to photograph with those [...]

We’re pretty excited to be heading to London next spring for our first workshop here! So we thought we’d share one of our favorite discoveries while scouting earlier this year, St [...]

As we’ll be heading back to Paris next spring for our second workshop here, we thought we’d share one of our favorite modern architecture stops, the Frank Gehry designed Fondation [...]

When creating architectural images the biggest consideration in composition is isolation, meaning what to include and exclude within your frame. The two basic ways to go about this are filling [...]

We’re starting a new feature on the blog where we plan to spotlight a specific architect and various building’s they’ve designed. Whether in one city, like today’s post, [...]

Most often we think of cityscapes and all their colorful glory during golden hour and blue hour. While this is ideal and a beautiful way to capture our cities, let’s not overlook the [...]

Leading lines are probably one of the most basic composition techniques in any genre of photography. In terms of architecture, this is easier to come by in mid-range and cityscape shots. Though [...]