So, our studio resides in a large building with offices, an outlooking rooftop, a gallery, and so much more. We are located in a block of the building that is dedicated to artists and art related work. Because of this, our neighbors are creatives as well. Right across from our studio, is an event space where certain artists come in and out and recently a play has been held in the space. Often coming in we see the play workers moving around, carrying props into the space, and practicing in the stairwells. One day while the play was going on, my wife and I noticed two chairs sitting directly outside of our door, perfectly centered on the wall. Seeing the chairs sparked inspiration in me and so I have begun a series of photos of us two sitting in the chairs. Every few days we come out to sit and have our daughter Truth come to take the photo. Our setup has evolved over time, beginning with a simple photo with the basic and drab hallway lighting to a more intentional and colorful set up with LED lights and some of my artwork as a centerpeice. I’ve come to appreciate Truth’s developed eye for frame because she has previously done some questionably framed photography for me.