2010年至2012年，由攝影師黃淑琪等人發起《咔》攝影文化雜誌（KLACK），由藝術發展局資助，以半年刊形式共出版四期，探討攝影與親密、沙龍攝影等不同主題。
有關親密──顯露或是隱藏
一張照片如何能引起共鳴？其中一個重要的因素是要引起觀者的情緒，當中以表達人性弱點及慾望的內容最使人深刻，如戰爭照片、有關情愛（包括親情、友情及愛情）、性、死亡等等。
今期《咔》變得感性，談談情。
我們曾多次開會討論何謂有感覺的照片，企圖釐訂討論的重點及定義。從沙龍的唯美態度、新聞攝影的煽情影像、生活紀實到私密照片，起初的討論範圍太廣，未能準確地清楚闡釋相機演繹情感的功能，於是，我們著眼於生活，從相片及拍攝的行為窺看人與人及人與物之間的親密關係所延伸出來的情感，當中〈Flickr-ing〉及〈家庭照〉是重點篇章。
Intimate Photography（親密攝影）以Nan Goldin為首，於八十年代改變了大眾拍攝的行為，snapshot生活的一面，她想將一切使她感覺深刻的一瞬或一件事記錄下來，拍攝成了很好的視覺日記。她使往後的人明白生活任何的一刻或層面均可有意義地被記錄下來 。
From 2010 to 2012, photographer Ki Wong and her partners initiated the KLACK Photography and Culture Magazine, which had four semi-annual issues to explore different themes such as intimacy and salon photography.
On Intimacy — To Reveal or to Conceal
How can a photograph evoke resonance? One key factor is its ability to stir the viewer’s emotions. Among the most powerful and enduring images are those that express human vulnerability and desire—such as photos of war, love (in all its forms: familial, platonic, and romantic), sexuality, and death.
This issue of KLACK takes on a more emotional tone—we’re talking about feelings.
We’ve held many editorial meetings discussing what makes an image feel emotionally resonant, attempting to define our focus and establish some kind of framework. From the aestheticism of salon photography, to the sensationalism of photojournalism, to documentary-style depictions of daily life and private snapshots—the scope was initially too broad to clearly articulate how photography conveys emotion.
So instead, we turned our attention to everyday life. We explore how emotions emerge from intimate relationships between people, or between people and objects, as seen through both the images themselves and the act of taking them. Two feature pieces, Flickr-ing and Family Portraits, are central to this exploration.
The genre of Intimate Photography, led by figures such as Nan Goldin, revolutionized how people approached photography in the 1980s. She captured spontaneous moments of daily life—turning the camera into a visual diary that recorded anything that moved her deeply. Her work helped people realize that any moment or aspect of life, no matter how mundane, can be meaningfully documented.
