This past June, we both taught at the Out of Chicago Summer Conference. If you don’t know Out of Chicago, we strongly recommend that you check them out, as they put out several conferences [...]

The Toronto skyline is pretty easy to recognize, thanks to the CN Tower that can be seen from pretty much anywhere in the city. Let’s dive into the best locations to capture Toronto [...]

We’re back with old & new locations around charming Paris. We have a tendency to prefer modern, newer architecture for abstract images, but sometimes those historic locations just draw [...]

One of our favorite things to do during our workshops is the critique session of the student images. It’s always full of surprises and great images. So we thought we’d let you get a [...]

Can you tell we’re excited to be heading to Paris this fall?! Today we’re sharing another great location we’ll be photographing: the Institut du Monde Arabe. This museum, [...]

Last week, we shared images from days 1 & 2 of our New York workshop. It’s time to follow with days 3 & 4! Day 3 – The High Line The goal for our third day was to spend most [...]

If you like taking photos of architecture and cityscapes, you’ve probably noticed that if you angle your camera up or down, the vertical lines of buildings tend to converge. Sometimes (not [...]

In May, we led our first 4-day workshop in New York City! We know the city pretty well, having visited several times, including the Out of New York Conference back in 2016. There’s so much [...]

If you’re looking for modern architecture in Paris, La Défense is the most concentrated area you’ll find. It’s technically just outside of Paris, west of the city, and the major [...]

Time of day is a key element of shooting cityscapes. While you can definitely get great cityscapes in the middle of the day, my favorite time to shoot cityscapes is around sunrise or sunset. The [...]