All Souls Chapel, Fayetteville: The Problem and Four Ways Out of It
A small chapel in the Ozarks, presenting the problem every chapel presents: a dark room with a handful of very bright openings.
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We are writing a photographer’s field guide to every wedding venue we would happily work in, city by city. Each guide covers the light, the timing and the frames that work – and says plainly where we are drawing on craft rather than on having shot there.
A small chapel in the Ozarks, presenting the problem every chapel presents: a dark room with a handful of very bright openings.
Read the guideA golf club on the northwest Indiana moraine, close enough to the Lake Michigan dunes for the lake to set the weather.
Read the guideA barn on a river bend in northwest Indiana, where the water curves and so does the light that comes off it.
Read the guideA racing and gaming venue on the flat central Indiana till plain — big skies, big buildings, and nothing in between.
Read the guideA casino hotel near the Lake Michigan shore — modern, bright, weatherproof, and dependent on what a photographer brings to it.
Read the guideAn inn in the Brown County hills — the one part of Indiana the glaciers missed, and the reason the state has an autumn destination.
Read the guideA historic inn near the Indiana dunes, on the one shoreline in this guide where both sunrise and sunset happen over the water.
Read the guideA barn venue on the northwest Indiana moraine — rolling ground, deep soil, big fields and conifer windbreaks at every boundary.
Read the guideA manor-style venue in the moraine country of northwest Indiana, close enough to Lake Michigan for the lake to change the weather.
Read the guideA nineteenth-century general store in a Brown County hollow — a whole hamlet of two or three buildings, and one frame worth the day.
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