Incorporating Contrasts Into Your Architectural Images by Combining Natural & Manmade Elements
One of my favorite aspects to focus on with my architectural images is contrasts. Today I’ll specifically cover the contrasts between natural elements and the built environment. There are a number of natural elements to look for when you’re out shooting architecture. One of my favorites is clouds. Of course, the glassy skyscrapers in our […]
Using Rain & Fog To Create Mood In Your Architecture Images
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 not use these fleeting conditions to your advantage to create something unique. Let’s talk about rain first. Either find an indoor location and look for raindrops on the windows, or […]
Taking Advantage of Gray Skies
It seems winter is upon us, which means many days of gray, gloomy skies. An easy excuse to put the camera away and avoid shooting. While it may be a bit more limiting to photograph with those whiteout, dull skies, they can have their advantages. Mainly, they’re a great use of negative space, nice even […]
Perspective: Contextual vs Abstract
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 I’m photographing. It’s what excites me most about photography. But, when showing my work to the general public, they often wonder […]
How to Take Great Photos of Your Kids
With summer upon us there will be no shortage of photo opportunities with your little ones. So, with the urging of a friend and fellow mom (thanks Gail) I thought it would be a good time to post some tips on how to take great photos of your kids. First and foremost I believe the […]
