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Chairs
On Sujia Tun Road, I often observe a variety of chairs ranging from common long wooden benches to chairs resembling twisted white rods by children's play, and even those designed like stainless steel artificial mountains. I am curious to discover which chairs are beloved and which are disregarded. During my photography, I employed a Canon APS-C sensor camera, an 85mm prime lens, and an 18-45mm zoom lens. Initially, assuming that the more unusually shaped large chairs or those grouped together would remain unoccupied, I favored the zoom lens to capture a wide-angle view. However, as I witnessed children climbing and playing on these peculiar chairs, I shifted to using the 85mm prime lens to focus more on the interaction between the children and the chairs, transitioning from a broader to a more intimate perspective.