Spring is finally upon us! Which means changing weather patterns and oftentimes higher amounts of rain and fog. Instead of packing up your gear, why not use these fleeting conditions to your [...]

I’ve discussed photographing sculptures as a form of architectural photography in the past. It really is one of my favorite subjects and there are some great ones out there. Today, [...]

Getting motivated to create images and sometimes figuring out what it is you even want to shoot can be a challenge. Especially when you can’t travel and see new things and you feel like [...]

We’re in the throes of winter which means lots of overcast, gray skies. It can make for some serious lack of motivation but it might be a new way to push yourself photographically. Sure, [...]

I have dozens of photo books that I’ve accumulated over the years and most I’ve looked through once upon first receiving them, which really is a shame. So, recently I’ve been [...]

In the last post, I shared some great Brooklyn architecture. Today we’ll focus on a newer section of Manhattan, Hudson Yards. At the northern end of the High Line, which was discussed in a [...]

During last year’s New York City workshop we spent a day in Brooklyn exploring some of the borough’s new and historic architecture. The first stop was the Barclays Center designed by [...]

When I’ve discussed Brutalist architecture on photowalks or presentations I often get asked why it’s called this so I thought a quick post with a little explanation along with some [...]

How do you decide if an image should be in color or black & white? Sometimes it’s straightforward and other times not-so-much, which is okay too. Oftentimes, the decision to keep an [...]

Last week I shared some of the images I got during the Northwestern Photowalk. This week it’s time to share the great images some of the attendees made! This was the first photowalk where [...]