Unretouched, true-o-life photo Eric is only satisfied with direct framing. He will not allow staging, artificial lighting or digital corrections, thus letting the world surprise him as it appears in front of his lens. The interactions found in lights and shadows, breathtaking nature or casual passer-by can all make up that unique reason for taking his black-and-white photo. The craft of analogue photography has now become a rarity in our digital world. In his darkroom, Eric masters this technique with ease and delicacy. He projects the negative of his film roll onto sensitive paper, assisted by a sole red lamp, and searches watchfully for the ultimate black and white contrast. A flawless timing and a correct dose of chemicals gradually reveal the recorded memory onto the photo paper. It is this magical world that Eric tries to evoke in his darkroom. Images come to life carefully, the city jangles, and indistinct heat arises.