Take a Closer Look is a series of photographs that explore the use of a small amount of light and a long exposure time to create abstract forms. Viewers might experience the phenomenon of pareidolia, in which individuals find familiar images such as faces within ambiguous visuals. The objects in these photos are pieces of paper towel laid out in different ways. This material is like a blank canvas, and it can easily be moulded. These images are like a series of photographic sculptures because creating them requires moving the camera around while shooting. Since there is barely any light in the room while capturing the images, there is a sand-like appearance to them, which allows people to perceive more shapes within the grainy clusters. Each image changes depending on where the camera is held and how long it’s in one position, making the hand more important than the eye.