Architecture + Cityscapes

If you’re joining us in Moab, Utah for our second annual landscape photography conference, you’ll definitely want to try some night sky photography. Ian Norman is the creator of [...]

When shooting cityscapes, and especially skylines, I like using wide image aspect ratios to showcase the width of the city. While sometimes it just means cropping 2:1, I often shoot panoramas to [...]

The smell of wet earth, the rustle of tall field grass in the wind, the sound of dry twigs crunching under my feet as I make my way to where I will be shooting. These are the triggers for my [...]

Chicago is a city of incredible architecture — inside and out. Much of it can be explored during the Chicago Architecture Foundation’s annual Open House Chicago, which I’m privileged to help [...]

The whole working in series idea can be elusive and difficult to do, especially when you’re somewhat new to photography, or even not-at-all new, which was the case for me. The whole idea of [...]

Grand Central Terminal has been a landmark site in Midtown New York originally built in 1871. The site, which has experienced several renovations (major overhauls) over the past century. In 2013, [...]

We’re teaming up with the Chicago Architecture Foundation for a mobile photography workshop this Saturday, October 1. Most of the architecture images you make can be made with a smart [...]

The Out of New York Conference is nearly here and I couldn’t be more excited! Despite visiting NYC a number of times I have yet to really photograph this iconic city and its awe-inspiring [...]

Last year, after a long wait and a lot of anticipation, One World Observatory‎, the observatory at the top of One World Trade Center, finally opened. After 14 years, there is an observatory in [...]

I spent much of this week so far working on some long exposure techniques. I wanted to play around with some different angles and heights that wouldn’t always be accessible. Lucky for me, I [...]