Light enters the paper through the needle's hole, silver begins to independently form a negative, and the concept of time becomes captured as a tangible image. Time passes, and I live along with it.

– Somewhere, something is being exposed, perhaps.

My autobiographical “photo essay” Remember Who You’re Writing For explores the loss of a sense of time and place. In this project, I reflect on photography’s unique relationship with reality and the identity of the image-maker, blending the oldest and newest techniques for observing the world.