Click

19 yrs old. its easier for a war journalist, visible but impalpable/untouchable. yet he still enjoys taking photos with his old camera, traveling around the world to take photos of war and conflict. he is very timid and quiet, polite, his voice soft and monotone. he's especially quiet when he's shy or embarrased, but he rarely is. Though he appears unkempt and somewhat lackadaisical, he is highly perceptive when it comes to the subject of war. When he was alive, Click was very sluggish. His lack of a sharp sense resulted in a fruitless career, where he usually failed to record the war. But when he traversed through the ruins, he found a proper subject-a bomber aircraft buzzing by. He aimed at the sky with his camera and shot the best photo ever: the instant of an exploding bomb.

Click always chatters about his principles of photography: to fully concentrate on the subject, to get as close as possible to the site, do not draw the attention of the subject... Eventually, he is able to exercise the principles. He is transparent now, and became the best on-the-scene witness.

As a ghost, Click gets to be more than a war correspondent. The subjects in his films are getting more diverse: The Boy Holding An Umbella Is Still At Work, Race of Ms. Checker Pattern and Carbuncle ... Gradually, Click ranks first at the list of "the person we hope to actually see.' He himself, however, has never realised that.