The Chase County Courthouse: A Walk Through the Building
An 1873 French Renaissance courthouse in native limestone — the oldest courthouse still in use in Kansas.
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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.
An 1873 French Renaissance courthouse in native limestone — the oldest courthouse still in use in Kansas.
Read the guideThe largest remaining tract of tallgrass prairie in North America — and a landscape with no shade in it at all.
Read the guideA large convention hotel in downtown Austin — a building designed for conferences, used for a wedding.
Read the guideA large downtown tower hotel in Austin — a vertical venue, which is a different proposition from a horizontal one.
Read the guideA downtown hotel on the north shore of Lady Bird Lake, with the water one way and the city the other.
Read the guideA contemporary art museum with a lakeside sculpture park — where the art is outdoors and full size.
Read the guideA contemporary civic library in downtown Austin, organised entirely around getting daylight to readers.
Read the guideA zoo in Hermann Park, on the Gulf coastal plain — where the heat is the first problem, not the barriers.
Read the guideA hotel set in wooded acres inside the city — mature live oaks, and a canopy that never drops.
Read the guideA museum campus of several buildings and a sculpture garden, connected below ground, in the Houston Museum District.
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