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Sometimes, we get stuck shooting in the same ways. It happens with every genre of photography, it’s easy to find something that works and to keep shooting similar compositions and from the [...]

When photographing architecture, you’re often presented with two choices: fill the frame with your subject or leave some breathing space around it. The latter is called negative space and [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

Last November, we hosted our second photowalk around South Michigan Avenue, so it’s time for a recap! We had decided to focus on interior locations, which was good since winter came to [...]

If you like taking photos of architecture and cityscapes, you’ve probably noticed that if you angle your camera up or down, the vertical lines of buildings tend to converge. Sometimes (not [...]