Quiet Geometry

A studio study in architectural photography, made across a single afternoon in a house built around a courtyard. The interest is in how a curve holds light and how a shadow can describe a wall more precisely than a surface does. Each frame was composed on the same principle: one dominant curve, one straight edge, one interruption. The vase of olive branches was placed by the owner and left untouched. The study is part of an ongoing interest in Mediterranean domestic space and the way a building can slow a person down.