The Architects' Journal, September 16th, 2004
This week the AJ launches a 'visual column' - a series of photographs that celebrates the richness and diversity of architectural practice
In the AJ, and in architectural publishing in general, photography tends to fall into three broad categories: narrative images designed to illustrate a particular point (a building being demolished, a speaker at a conference, the existence of dry rot), conventional architectural photography (straight lines, no people, great light) and straightforward portrait shots. In commissioning Tim Soar to produce this 'visual column' we set out to blur the boundaries...
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