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Last week, we shared our images from the Chicago Workshop. We also had a Friday add-on option, to get to shoot even more before the main workshop. We had a smaller, but highly motivated group who [...]

We’re back with a new guest blog post with our friend Bryan Esler! He’s going to talk about long exposures for cityscapes and architecture. Bryan Esler is a corporate, landscape and [...]

In October, we led our second Photography Unfolded workshop in Chicago. If you missed it because it was sold out, don’t worry, we already have the dates for 2019: October 19-20 (sign up for [...]

One of my struggles is photographing a space in a wider context to give viewers a frame of reference. My inclination is to go straight to the detailed, abstract version of whatever it is [...]

In September, we held our first workshop in Paris. Given Angie’s affinity for the City of Light and Michael being French, it was only a matter of time before we headed to the French [...]

“The art of photography is about directing the attention of the viewer.” – Steven Pinker Composition is probably the most important element of creating an effective photograph. [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]