This work represents a reflective moment; how we are all interrelated with our past, present and future selves and how our lives revolve around these factors. A significant element of this work is the poster/TV within the frame, which reflects the ability of photography to capture a real moment in time and suspend it, making it the focus of our memories. Within this work the poster/TV screen/Polaroid stands as an iconic representation of the past, alongside the other apparently more tangible figures who have in truth, also been torn from the continuum of time and photographed. The viewer is encouraged to consider the multiplicity of other moments between those judged as significant that have not been recorded and question the nature of our attachment to the still photograph