One subject exploration
There is something to be said for taking the time to really explore a subject. Whether it’s a person for a portrait shoot, flowers for
There is something to be said for taking the time to really explore a subject. Whether it’s a person for a portrait shoot, flowers for
When it comes to architecture photography, looking up is inevitable. Towering skyscrapers will often force you to point your camera to their height. Some buildings
Rural architecture is something that I feel often gets overlooked or tends to get grouped into the abandoned genre of photography. The definition of architecture
Having limited time to photograph a location while we are traveling is something many of us have experienced. Whether we are on family holidays or
Doing something different isn’t always easy. Sometimes, I think we too easily give up on our ideas that may be different. Or we give up
If you’re in need of a creative exercise for developing your eye for details, getting into architecture photography is one of your options. You can
My poor, unloved Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM lens spends most of its days in a neoprene cover in storage. I’ve come to the
Last month, we talked about architectural interiors and tips on getting the best images on location. Now, let’s talk about architectural exteriors, as it’s a
The Weisman Art Museum at the University of Minnesota has been on my ‘return-to’ list for several years. I finally got back there and even though
Architecture is all around us. Sometimes we use our cameras to create art from what we see instead of merely capturing moments. Here are a
Just out of curiosity, I clicked the Tamron hashtag #Tamron100400 on Instagram. I wanted to see what sort of images were tagged with the Tamron
Recently, I attended a photography workshop at Taliesin, Frank Lloyd Wright’s home, in Spring Green, WI. The instructor was Andrew Pielage, an architectural and travel