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The Brief:
To document the historical civic architecture of the North East through a structured, comparative visual study, unified by a strict temporal constraint.
The Execution:
I produced a comprehensive nine-panel black-and-white architectural typology where every clock face was meticulously captured to display exactly 10:10. This conceptual constraint required rigorous logistical planning, precise on-location positioning, and strict perspective control across multiple regional sites.
I utilised a high-resolution DSLR workflow to capture intricate masonry and structural details, followed by high-contrast monochrome processing to emphasise form, scale, and texture.

The Result & Exhibitions:
A cohesive, highly detailed architectural portfolio piece that demonstrates my ability to execute complex, multi-site location shoots with extreme technical and logistical precision. Following its completion, this project was selected for exhibition at MIMA (Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art), Fronteer Art, and the Glasgow Gallery of Photography.