Untitled (girl posing outside, in front of fence, winter) c. 1950

Editor: Here we have a photograph by Harry Annas, simply called "Untitled (girl posing outside, in front of fence, winter)." It has a ghostly feel. What catches your eye in this piece? Curator: It’s as if a memory is being developed before our very eyes, isn’t it? The girl, almost floating against the stark winter scene... it makes me think about the fragility of moments and how photography tries to hold onto them. What do you make of her pose? Editor: She seems confident, but also a little vulnerable, maybe? Like she's trying to be brave against the cold. Curator: Precisely! The fence behind her almost becomes a stage, and she, the performer. It reminds us that even seemingly candid moments can be carefully constructed. Editor: That's a good point. It makes you wonder about the story behind the photograph, doesn't it? Curator: Absolutely! It’s the beauty of these small, quiet moments captured. Always more than meets the eye.