I return to the standpoint of a human and reconsider the observing behavior. I found that people did not really see the objects but what is produced through the visual pathway. When we observe an object, we cannot see a complete picture directly. On the contrary, we piece up a cognition with various details, which means everyone has a different perspective and understanding even on the same object. Photography is also one of the observing behaviors. That’s why people have vastly different outcomes when taking pictures of the same object. Lots of BLACK is seen in this series. These black subjects did not disappear. Instead, they were ignored by our brain during the process of the visual pathway without being aware of it. The subject no longer resemble to its original appearance. It turns out to be another through photography. It may be similar to the original one, but, more likely, it is greatly transformed and defined otherwise.