Photography literally means "drawing with light", and it's not just about capturing what you see—it's also about manipulating time. Modern cameras can freeze a moment down to 1/8000th of a second, revealing intricate details imperceptible to the naked eye, or they can expose a frame for hours, turning night into day and bustling streets into ghostly paths. Each photograph is a slice of time as well as space, a singular perspective that can never be replicated exactly. How has photography changed your perception of time and space? Share your thoughts!