Forty Qualities Exercise


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In February, as a class we named forty daylighting qualities that were interesting for us to try to find, observe and photograph.  During the following few weeks each student independently  recorded thirty three of these qualities to be then presented in class.  The forty categories were not precisely defined, which contributed to wide variety of loose interpretations.  And then there were some categories as 'holy' or 'ephemeral' light which captured everybody's imagination in different way...      Here is my pool of daylighting qualities. 

 

 

 

hypnotic
high contrast shadow
water modified
silhouette
color at edge of day
holy
warm
texture revealed 
even diffused
isolated beam
 traffic modified
color mapping
rhythm
highlight
dappled 
pattern
muted silent
muted shadow
distorted shadow
my sprite
painful light
phototropic
twice reflected light
distant source
daylight spectrum
tinted daylight
material induced
glare
pleasantly bright
glow 
Berkeley light 

                      

 

  


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