Locations

One of Chicago’s true gems is the historic Rookery. Designed by Burnham & Root, it was home to their offices and completed in 1888. At 12 stories tall, it’s the oldest highrise [...]

This past Christmas, we did a roadtrip from Chicago to Phoenix and back. While the trip was more about landscape and national parks, we couldn’t resist checking out a few architectural [...]

Chicago has so many great locations to photograph. One of our favorites for abstracts, in particular, is the Spertus Institute. It’s also a location we’ll be checking out during the [...]

It’s rare one location works well for both cityscapes and abstracts, but the Studio Gang-designed pavilion along Lincoln Park’s nature boardwalk is one of those ideal locations. [...]

One of our favorite locations in New York City is the World Trade Center Transit Hub, or Oculus, by Santiago Calatrava. While the building has had its fair share of controversies, it’s hard [...]

As you may know, we’re going back to New York City this fall for a 4-day workshop. One of the areas we’ll explore and photograph is the High Line, that elevated railway line now [...]

One of my favorite subjects to photograph are staircases, especially a good spiral staircase. And one of the best in Chicago is at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago (MCA). Located just off [...]

Soon we’ll be off to Los Angeles for our 3rd workshop in this architecturally rich city. While we have many amazing locations planned we can’t make it to absolutely everything, given [...]

The 18th Street Bridge is not as well know for skyline images as the Adler Planetarium, but it’s a great location that offers a variety of views. The bridge goes over the south branch of [...]

The Panthéon is one of the locations we photograph during our Paris workshop. It was originally built in 1790 as a church dedicated to St. Genevieve, but it now is a mausoleum containing the [...]