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Something catches the eye.

A lamp, a reflection, an unexpected shape. Start with whatever catches your attention; a photograph need not be of something grand to be worth a closer look.

  1. A small hanging object in the wind; A small orange hanging object blurs against pale sky and dark branches.

    A small hanging object in the wind

    The Afternoon That Forgot To Move

    See in the exhibitionLife Itself · Stopping for a Sign

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    Photography: Lu Heng

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  2. Light beside a colourful railing; Painted blue and red rails cross the foreground, with a bright field softened behind them.

    Light beside a colourful railing

    Painted Fence Detail With Stone On Route 66

    See in the exhibitionLife Itself · Stopping for a Sign

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    Photography: Lu Heng

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  3. A statue in warm light; A white classical statue turns its face into warm light against a dark interior.

    A statue in warm light

    Elegant Classical Sculpture In Detail

    See in the exhibitionLife Itself · Small Things Kept

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    Photography: Lu Heng

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  4. Out-of-focus coloured lights; Blue, red, orange and white circles of light float against a dark background.

    Out-of-focus coloured lights

    Colourful Bokeh Light Photography With Abstract Artistic Glow

    See in the exhibitionThe Position of Looking · When Things Become Shapes

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    Photography: Lu Heng

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  5. Time inside glass; A mechanical clock face and gears appear through a clear glass enclosure.

    Time inside glass

    Luxury Swiss Timepiece With Visible Engineering Precision

    See in the exhibitionThe Position of Looking · Through Glass

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    Photography: Lu Heng

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