Distance: Wu Xuan's sense of ceremony, the halo filter just settled

When Hisono Entertainment turned to this set of pictures, he suddenly understood the romance of "keeping a distance"-not alienation, but kneading emotions into the halo of the lens: the hair spread across the arc of the shoulders, the fingertips lightly pressed against the lips. The relaxation of the lips, the retro background of old phones and newspapers, and even the light and shadow have a sense of proportion that is "just close enough, but just left blank".

The "distance" of Wu Xuan's ceremony is the lightness when she looks up in the camera, the coolness of a black suit with red hair, and the emotion hidden in the breath of every frame-she doesn't say the full words, she doesn't lean too close. The line of sight actually makes every freeze a "guess" heartbeat.

Just like the sentence she wrote,"Keep some distance", it turns out that the best sense of atmosphere is that we look at each other through the camera, but each has its own heart.