Shooting Architecture at Blue Hour
Blue hour is short and unforgiving. Arrive early, set up twice, and be ready when the street lights come on.

Reading work aloud is the cheapest editing tool there is. Your ear catches rhythm problems that your eye skips over, especially in long sentences.
Taking notes by hand is slower, and that is the point. The friction forces you to decide what matters before you write it down.
Every studio accumulates habits it never chose. Once a year we list them and ask whether each one still earns its place.
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The quote at the end made my day. Sharing this with the whole team.