A moment in time

Pohang, South Korea, 13 June 2026

A photograph is always a moment in time, or, differently
put, the next moment is not the same, cannot be the same,
'cause it has changed.

Which brings to mind a thought I recently came across in
Robert Galbraith's The Silkworm. We all are here by accident, really.
Had conception happened just a moment later, we wouldn't be here.

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