The city before sunrise
Early walks reveal another side of familiar streets. Without the daytime rush, doorways, stonework and changing light become easier to notice.
Field notes about the spaces we move through, the things we notice, and the details we usually pass by.
Early walks reveal another side of familiar streets. Without the daytime rush, doorways, stonework and changing light become easier to notice.
Good buildings reward a second look. Their character often lies in modest details: a sheltered entrance, a well-placed window, or materials that improve with age.
A few words and a quick sketch can preserve more than a photograph. Start with a place, a time and one detail worth remembering.