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 [...]

It’s been about 2 years since I held a photowalk so it was about time to get back out! With covid, these shorter outings are a perfect fill-in until we can get back to full workshops. [...]