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If only by Ian Tri Hananto

The photo project aimed on replicating my happiness when I tried to remember my past with my friends which unfortunately can only be remembered for a fraction a seconds.

“Live with much love will make feel alive and not alone”

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The photo project aimed  on replicating my happiness when I tried to remember my past with my friends which unfortunately can only be remembered for a fraction a seconds. A dream is merely beautiful when you dream about it, when you try to make it happen, you suddenly realize that you’d lose not only yourself but also your friends in the long run, something that people want to avoid. If only my past can be repeated I will hug all my friends once again. The fact that I could still stand alone today is a constant reminder that today is merely an illusion and tomorrow there always be hope. [Official Website]

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