View Frame: The emptiness beyond the house Focus: Protocols before entering the room. First Person: The partition Aerial: The protocols after entering the house Chiaroscuro/Contrast: A subtle satire (The good wishes written on the 揮春 in the background are contrasted with the disparity that looms within the household. It’s satirical because all cheering and jubilance that happened not long ago during the CNY seemed to just disappear without noticing. This shows that not only did the pandemic affected on a physical level, it even damaged our inner mental states. I just hope that someday, when we finally get to

Continue reading[Field-Homework 1] Vigilance

[A]Photos 1. wide angle: it is the corner of the pantry. The most apparent difference of the room is the information on the common board changed from cute doodles into (kind of aggressive) call on personal hygiene issues.   2. zoom: at the corner of the whiteboard, a repetition of “Wash Hands!” is written. which has delivered a nervous atmosphere to the common pantry   3. focus: on the window one can see the traces left of defending another disaster happened in Hong Kong, Typhoon. The previous owner doesn’t completely remove the tape, instead, the tape stayed and silently tell

Continue reading[Field-Homework 1] Where is everybody?

Part I: 1.Bird’s eye There is  only a few people walking on the street,and the grocery shop is not as organised as the chain stores in the surrounding area.     2.Wide angle Compared to the grocery shop,only a few would walk into the noodle shop next to it but more would prefer to buy some food from the grocery shop and go back to cook.     3.Perspective A woman is walking into the shop with a mask.     4.Seriality There is a man coming out of the shop with a bag of rice that he just bought

Continue reading[Field-Homework 1]Shopfront

Wide Shot – The walls that consume my view. Focus – Something that is wished to be desired. Zoom – “Time”passing by. Crop – So close, yet so far. Bird’s Eye View – Trapped inside the four edges. Worm’s eye – Everything looks the same after awhile. First Person View – It is impossible to escape the impossible. Skewed Angle – The world beyond the border is greater than the within. Perspective – The transformation of a commodity into a luxury. View Frame – What used to be a view is now a means of escape. Contrast – As darkness

Continue reading[Field-Homework 1] A Life Within

This technique allows us to capture something we would not normally see, emphasizing the fact the virus could be on every surface. It may be possible that a person can get the virus by touching a surface or object that has the virus on it and then touching their own mouth, nose, or possibly their eyes. Sze Chun Liu/3035723338

Location: Bangalore, India, villa town (wide angle) a view from my home rooftop   2. (zoom) ironically silent and calm when the world is so frantic   3. (Focus) a drawing on the column of my house                                           4. (Worm’s eye) going my way, taking a walk   5. (crop) the dimming sky and the lantern on a cropped view. It is slowly getting dark. 6. (Perspective) my perspective on kids and person on bikes and motorbike inside the villa

Continue reading[Field-Homework 1] Ironic Peace

                This is a photo that I was reading about what The Budget 2020 after returned home. It is important to know what happening in our society and what measures have done by the government. In College, study should be the first priority but not everything in College life. Even staying at home, there many ways to gain information, please do not cover the eyes and ears and pretending nothing happening outside.       Cheung Ka Chun (3035642015)