This evening, partly inspired by an article about
Lomography that Miranda sent me last week and partly by the "
Exposed: Voyeurism, Surveillance and the Camera" exhibition at Tate Modern, I decided to walk from the office to Victoria station holding my compact camera at waist level and taking random pictures.
I clicked when I saw anything that caused a reaction in me without slowing down at all.
I ended up with over 200 photos and I quite like the randomness, the strangle angles and how blurry some are.
Plus I enjoyed the immediateness and the freedom of taking pictures of people without them being aware or posing (well if you are lucky enough to frame the subject).
Here's a small selection of my favourites:
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