Future

Father and Son, Past and Present.

I think this photo is really a snapshot of a moment. It seems to have captured the subjects' naivety, who probably have not met or spoken to a Singaporean nor have had such a big dslr pointed at them before. And as I showed them this photo seconds after having taken it, I realised that I was eroding the naivety that gave this photo its character. I had created a moment only to tarnish it, for this naivety will be increasingly diminished until it reaches a state of ambivalence; which we call modernity.