Last week, we showed you multiple ways to use contrast to improve your architectural images. This week, let’s talk about cityscapes! While it might not be always as obvious, you can [...]

This week, let’s talk about a simple way to improve your architectural images: contrast. If you want more compositions and retouching tips, check out our Tips + Tricks post category. We [...]

One of our favorite Toronto locations is the Reference Library located in the Yorkville neighborhood. The building was designed by Raymond Moriyama and was completed in 1977.  At that time and [...]

After sharing some images of David Adjaye’s buildings last week, we thought we’d keep writing about Black Architects. Unfortunately, we haven’t had the opportunity to photograph [...]

As we attempt to navigate the injustice that has prevailed for too long, we’re thought one tiny contribution we could make would be to highlight a black architect of today and one of his [...]

A couple of weeks ago, we talked about converting your images to black and white. We mentioned dodging and burning to improve black and white images, so today we’re going to explore this [...]

While we’re all stuck at home and anxiously awaiting the chance to travel again we thought we’d take a little virtual trip to the wild world of Antoni Gaudí. His work has become [...]

We often talk about black and white and what it can bring to your images. Today, we’ll show you how you can convert images to black and white. We’ll also give you some tips to make [...]

When we think of architecture, what obviously comes to mind are buildings or maybe even something like a pavilion. Another thing that makes up the urban fabric are sculptures. While not [...]

One of our favorite locations in New York City, an in general, is the  Guggenheim Museum. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, the museum is on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, right next to Central [...]