rob yale 葉滄焜 佔著茅坑不拉屎
at my age now, the toilet may be the spot where i spend the most time when i am awake at home. and there was time when i still read books or even newspapers and magazines while sitting on the toilet bowl. yet i got addicted to the mobile surfing like every other one did when smart phone came into our life and took the reign soon after. the most obsessive thing about mobile phone however, is not the fancy apps or the essential phone functions but solely the camera and quick editing apps that would turn almost any shot right into a ready-to-print level of image that links to the later sharing action no matter it is facebook, instagram or flickr. one day when i was sitting inside as usual and accidentally switched on the camera, i saw something unusual on my screen which makes ordinary things so unordinary, the usually neglected scene became quite impressive when the hues and framing are working well. that encouraged me upon making a miniseries right inside the toilet where we generally think nothing much to share or to make images of. but i think it a feasible project even though i do think there is not many interesting details with my usual point of view. as i usually say that the photography nowadays is more about how you see everything rather than what you use, this basic concept about taking picture should also apply when i am in the toilet,