Driftwoods - the Afterlives of Trees Photo Exhibition

After the "Tokyo time-lapses" last year, Ming released a new photo series—"Driftwoods — the afterlives of trees".
The exhibition showcases pictures of driftwood taken around New Zealand's south island.

The "Driftwoods" series is an unexpected discovery. I was on a journey around the south island of New Zealand and was shooting time-lapses of the lakes an
mountains. I saw a lot of driftwood by the lakes and on the beaches. I was drawn by the way they slept on the sand, and started to take pictures of them. Slowly,
one click after another, and this is how this series was born. I saw hundreds of driftwood during my trip and none of them looked the same.

Some look like insects, some look like animals, and all of them have different shapes and textures. Just like people, every person has his or her own
appearance and personality. Every piece of driftwood has its own unique look and pattern. I find them fascinating and beautiful! These driftwoods may no longer be "alive", but their legacies live on. I can almost feel the wind and smell the lakes whenever I look at these pictures. I hope these
images bring you moments of joy and some beautiful experiences.

Note:
The exhibition will be showing at the upstairs gallery.