Geometry No 24
The Learning Curve PhotographyBrian Carson documents the rhythmic geometry of Toronto’s urban fabric through a lens that finds order in the aging textures of the city. This piece isolates the interplay between weathered brickwork and the stark, linear shadows cast across an industrial facade.
Geometry No 24
Brian Carson documents the rhythmic geometry of Toronto’s urban fabric through a lens that finds order in the aging textures of the city. This piece isolates the interplay between weathered brickwork and the stark, linear shadows cast across an industrial facade.
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A rhythmic study of Toronto’s industrial masonry and shadow
Brian Carson captures the west wall of 889 Queen Street East, turning a segment of Toronto’s architectural history into a study of form and contrast. Using a Canon EOS RP and a Sigma 24-105mm lens, the artist emphasizes the tactile quality of the masonry, where the repetition of rectangular windows meets the irregular patterns of aging brick. The result is a grounded observation of how light interacts with the physical weight of urban materials.
The conversion to monochrome via Silver EFEX Pro strips away the distractions of color to reveal a dance of light and shadow. This stripped-down aesthetic highlights the functional design of the industrial structure, framing the building not just as a shelter, but as a complex arrangement of shapes. By focusing on these specific geometries, Carson contributes to the visual preservation of aging buildings, finding beauty in the utilitarian details of the urban landscape.
The photograph emphasizes the physical grit and structural patterns found in Toronto's historical urban sites.
High-contrast monochrome processing creates a sharp distinction between the sunlit surfaces and the deep shadows of the window recesses.
By focusing on the repetitive windows and brickwork, the artist highlights the beauty of early 20th-century functional design.
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