INDEPENDENT · Malaysia · 2018 · Archive

Learning to look

Early studies in depth, framing and attention: an orchid over water, the lines of a walkway, a doorway and an ordinary breakfast. Selected from Rain’s original photography portfolio, preserving a chapter of learning through the camera.

Photography: Rain Lee. Selected early work, originally published in Rain’s photography portfolio.

Potted plants and rounded stone bollards recede along a wooden walkway. — Depth along the walkway

A vivid purple orchid hangs over a softly focused water feature. — An orchid against the water

People pass shopfronts beneath a glass and metal canopy. — A busy walkway

The corner of a tall building rises into a patterned cloud-filled sky. — Looking up

An empty chair is framed by a doorway beyond a dim interior. — A room within a room

Two croissants on a patterned plate, with the surrounding table softly blurred. — Breakfast, in focus

A person stands between long rows of library bookshelves, seen from behind. — Leading lines

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