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Editor: This intriguing photograph by Hamblin Studio shows twin girls seated, looking a bit like ghostly apparitions in their matching dresses. It gives off such an eerie, almost unsettling vibe. What do you make of it? Curator: It's a fascinating piece, isn't it? The mirroring effect, those solemn expressions... It speaks to the complexities of identity, particularly in twinhood. And that inverted tonality! It really throws your senses for a loop, doesn't it? It makes you think, what is being hidden, and what is being revealed? Editor: So, it's more about the hidden than the obvious? Curator: Precisely. It's like peering into a looking glass, a distorted reflection of self and other. The Hamblin Studio has captured that duality beautifully here.