Portraying Street in Cambodia #1

Film: Kodak Pro Black and White 400

Playing with space

structure
contour
reconfiguration
shape

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travelogue #2

...all we can say that the object speaks, it induces us, vaguely to think.
(Camera Lucida, Roland Barthes 1980)

The world may always be so apocalyptic now and then but we always try our best to save ourselves from absurdity. So, this is our story, anti hero trying to save the day. Still, it's a beautiful story.
Film: Kodak Pro Black and White 400

Buongiorno Notte!- Good Morning,Night!#2

at night, the street offers many stories:
-passers by rushing home
-a man having his dinner outside his shop which somehow reminds me of Echoes of the Rainbow Just like in Japan, here the movie on the reminiscence of old days is quiet popular-You know how modernization always leave a hollow in one's heart..I guess it's because the fast paced life often leaves no space to relax (?)
-Deemed lights and "one-fast-move-and-I-will-be-out-of-your-sight-forever"
and many other things...

I'm tossing the punchline that was never there

Film: Kodak B&W Pro 400

Buongiorno Notte!- Good Morning,Night!#1

Hope the day spared you good stories!
Film: Kodak Pro Black and White 400

In the street, we trust

Capturing everyday life on the street indeed brings us an amorphouse sense of irony that despite all trivialities, still we try to hang on.

Film: Kodak Pro Black and White 400