Many perfumes like to depict "shadows". The perfume line of big names such as Prada is self-evident, and some salon incense is also particularly fond of it. Diptyque's "Shadow in the Water", using black vinegar millet leaves and Bulgarian roses, depicts the gloomy beauty trapped in the moss. The "Herman Shadow" that liberated Orange County is a taste of the land, supplemented by a consistent faint musk that blurs the gender and emphasizes the environment.
Perfume, like shadows, is abstract. The former will gradually change with time, place, and body temperature, while the latter will be distorted according to the shape of the subject, the surrounding environment, and the direction of the sun. Many people like to take silhouettes because they have a lot of flexibility in telling stories, not only can they interact with the scene, but also let the audience freely make up the details.
Lan is a romantic photographer. In 2017, he started with a score of 19. XCV's account uploads its own sunsets on social networks. He likes to capture the purple sky, the converging clouds, the rising crescent moon, and the combination of natural imagery and silhouettes has a new meaning. At the same time, there is a strong sense of creativity, but also a strong sense of beauty.
Some simulate common everyday objects, ice cream balls, carrots, dandelions, book pages, very naughty:
Some are very scene-like, the sky when fireworks rise, the moments when lovers fall in love, or a drink in the shadow of a three-person:
Especially like this one, very Genesis flavor:
Lan's creation is to use the magic of nature to put the sunset and the moon into the box of life.