City life sees people rushing nonstop: to work, chasing stops, cramming leisure. We’re so used to moving that we forget to breathe. Wandering cities, I found empty paired seats everywhere: skyscrapers, corridors, streets, shops, parks. They wait silently, inviting a moment’s rest. I shot them with calm, consistent composition, titled Have a Seat. My message to all rushing lives: slow down. No reason to stop, nowhere urgent to go. Just rest, leave a little blank, calm space for yourself in chaos. I hope viewers feel this quiet invitation, and remember to breathe.
I am an amateur photographer who discovered the art by chance. Initially, I used my camera as a mere recording tool, but soon realized the abundance of stunning and serene scenes surrounding me. Over time, my passion for photography blossomed, and I developed an insatiable hunger to capture these moments. Despite my lack of formal artistic training and negligible standing in the wider world of photography, I remain determined to continue my quest of immortalizing these calm and impressive moments with my camera.
