照像，誰不急於建構一個可以進入或值得記憶的世界？
面對小社區戶外舞台斑駁的牆面、敞開（緊閉）的小門、青白紅框線內的飛龍圖等熟悉的生活符號，拍攝者無不直覺的和光線、空間、顯眼的綠色造形一一對話，形構一件充滿故事性的照片，吸引觀者進入。
然而，當絕大部分的照像急於建構一個可以進入的世界， ＜飛龍遛狗＞ 卻低吟著不想進入；或，得小心踏入的觀看經驗——如果你能發現畫面中不期而遇的刺點，堆堆的狗屎！
The Dragon Walking His Dogs” / Ben Yu / 2016
Photography, who is not anxious to construct a world that allows spectators to wonder or document fond memories?
Looking at this small community’s outdoor stage, one can see several identifiable elements such as: an aged wall, an open and closed door, and a picture of a dragon within a blue, white and red frame. Most photographers’ will instinctively notice the lighting, space, the obvious green shape, and fashion a dialogue or a story to attract the viewer to engage with the image.
However, as the vast majority of photographers are anxious to build a world for viewers to enter, “The Dragon Walking His Dogs” subtly produces an experience which one does not want to enter, or at the very least, with caution; that is, if one can see “the visual thorns” or piles of dog feces hidden within the picture.
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