
Low-Key Architecture Photography
Low-key images create mood and drama. As the name implies, they’re dark, full of shadows, and typically include a lot of black areas. On the
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Low-key images create mood and drama. As the name implies, they’re dark, full of shadows, and typically include a lot of black areas. On the

Creating a specific mood with your images is part of the fun, or perhaps one of the key points in conveying your vision to the

Contrasts are one of my favorite concepts to play around with in photography. Today, we’re going to focus on the contrast between the built environment

What’s not to love about a good contrast? One of my favorites is combining old and new designs within one frame. There are a number

ICM is always a fun way to mix up the way you see architecture. Plus, it takes the abstract to a whole new level. Often,

Initially, this concept may sound abstract but bear with me for a little while and I’ll try to explain what I mean. I’m sure we’ve

Let’s start with definitions of each since they basically go hand in hand/are synonyms of each other. Minimalism is a style in art, architecture, and theatre

One of my favorite compositional tools. It creates order, balance, strength – when used with intention. When not, it can create an image that feels

Contrasts are one of my favorite themes to look for when making images. There are many to consider – old/new, warm/cool, smooth/rough, and today we’ll

I’ve discussed photo series a few times on this blog and in webinars. Soon, I’ll cover this topic for the 2023 Out of Chicago LIVE!
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