Day 96/365 Vertical Vertigo: Finding the Pulse in the Brutalist Void
Project 365, Theo Marr Critiques Ian Jukes Project 365, Theo Marr Critiques Ian Jukes

Day 96/365 Vertical Vertigo: Finding the Pulse in the Brutalist Void

In this critique, we dissect a monochromatic study of architectural ascent that recalls the retro-futurism of Metropolis. We will explore how a dangerously slow shutter speed impacts structural rigidity and why compiling your own shooting data is the secret weapon of the masters. You’ll learn why your f-stop might be sabotaging your depth.

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Day 93/365 Vertical Vertigo: Finding Poetry in the Concrete Canyon
Project 365, Theo Marr Critiques Ian Jukes Project 365, Theo Marr Critiques Ian Jukes

Day 93/365 Vertical Vertigo: Finding Poetry in the Concrete Canyon

Ever feel like the city is closing in on you? This week, we explore how to turn urban claustrophobia into compelling geometric art. We’ll look at why your "throwaway" shots of buildings might actually be your strongest portfolio pieces, and I’ll share a simple data habit that could revolutionize how you shoot.

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Day 87/365 The Curvature of Concrete: Finding Flow in Kaohsiung
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Day 87/365 The Curvature of Concrete: Finding Flow in Kaohsiung

Does a skyline define a city, or is it the pathways we take through it? In this critique, we explore how the tension between organic curves and rigid verticality creates a visual dialogue in Kaohsiung. You’ll learn why waiting for the "human element" can transform a static architectural study into a living narrative.

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Day 50/365 The Collision of Eras: Deconstructing Kaohsiung’s Urban Layers
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Day 50/365 The Collision of Eras: Deconstructing Kaohsiung’s Urban Layers

In this critique, we explore how a single street corner in Kaohsiung reveals the tension between rapid development and fading history. Discover how analyzing color temperature and leading lines can transform a chaotic snapshot into a cohesive narrative, and learn which master photographers perfected this very technique.

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