Last week, I shared 5 tips to shoot panoramas, so I think it’s time to talk about the post-processing part! One of the easiest ways to stitch a panorama is to do so right in Lightroom. No [...]

Panoramas are a great tool to capture cityscapes, especially sweeping skylines that cannot fit in the usual 3:2 or 4:3 ratios. It will also allow you to create massive prints with the added [...]

Last month, I led a photowalk around the University of Chicago campus in Hyde Park. Such great diversity in architectural styles on this campus. First up, the brutalist Regenstein Library. While [...]

We’re back with another guest post! This time Lauri Novak shares some of Wisconsin’s Frank Lloyd Wright architecture. First, a little background on Lauri: Lauri Novak is a fine art [...]

Chicago is known for its world-class architecture, and rightfully so. But where are the best places to capture views of the city? Let’s share our best location to photograph Chicago [...]

We thought it would be helpful to occasionally share subject or composition ideas to help you see your environment in a new way. We’d also urge you to take just one of these ideas and focus [...]

Hi! We’re starting a new feature where we’ll occasionally have a guest blogger share some tips or locations that might be of interest to you. Our first guest contributor is Marie [...]

We recently shared some our images from our photowalk at Northwestern University. Today, we’re sharing images from our students! It’s always great to see what you guys get on our [...]

Los Angeles doesn’t always strike as a city with a great skyline (like New York City or Chicago), but if you know where to go, you can get some great shots. Here are some of our favorite [...]

This past June, we led our first Photography Unfolded photowalk at Northwestern University, in Evanston, just north of Chicago. The campus is gorgeous, on Lake Michigan and with some stunning [...]