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Staircases are always a favorite architectural subject. Especially those spiral staircases. So, let’s dive right in with examples on how to approach photographing various types
Spring is finally upon us! Which means changing weather patterns and oftentimes higher amounts of rain and fog. Instead of packing up your gear, why
Getting motivated to create images and sometimes figuring out what it is you even want to shoot can be a challenge. Especially when you can’t
We’re in the throes of winter which means lots of overcast, gray skies. It can make for some serious lack of motivation but it might
I have dozens of photo books that I’ve accumulated over the years and most I’ve looked through once upon first receiving them, which really is
In the last post, I shared some great Brooklyn architecture. Today we’ll focus on a newer section of Manhattan, Hudson Yards. At the northern end
Last week, we showed you multiple ways to use contrast to improve your architectural images. This week, let’s talk about cityscapes! While it might not
This week, let’s talk about a simple way to improve your architectural images: contrast. If you want more compositions and retouching tips, check out our
A couple of weeks ago, we talked about converting your images to black and white. We mentioned dodging and burning to improve black and white
There are many ways to approach architectural subjects. What you want to say to the viewer will help dictate how to photograph each location. Admittedly,
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