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Havin’s photograph feels like a fleeting memory caught in motion. The frame is soft, blurred, and dreamlike, with only part of her face appearing clearly at the edge of the image. Through her small camera, the world becomes abstract and intimate at the same time — less about perfection, more about feeling.
At just 10 years old, Havin captures not only what she sees, but how she experiences movement, curiosity, and presence. The photograph carries the freedom of a child discovering photography on her own terms, where imperfection becomes part of the story.
A photograph by Havin, created through Fotohane Darkroom.
Havin’s photograph feels like a fleeting memory caught in motion. The frame is soft, blurred, and dreamlike, with only part of her face appearing clearly at the edge of the image. Through her small camera, the world becomes abstract and intimate at the same time — less about perfection, more about feeling.
At just 10 years old, Havin captures not only what she sees, but how she experiences movement, curiosity, and presence. The photograph carries the freedom of a child discovering photography on her own terms, where imperfection becomes part of the story.
A photograph by Havin, created through Fotohane Darkroom.