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My 2-D World

Photography is similar to writing. Sometimes, I write a passage and don't know what I really want to express, until later when I read it again. Same for pictures, sometimes, there're more to read in the photos than I have intended to put in them. This is why I put them up, so that I could read more out of it each time. 

Wednesday, May 18, 2005

1:44 PM -

curiosity

© Xin

2 comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

nice name...not sure how you came up with you..they looks like little childen's head popping out from their secret garden. Very nice shot!  

Blogger Xin said...

thanx=)  

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