Strangers
Strangers Liam Turnbull
If you take the time to look around. People have so much to share and they don’t even know it. It’s human nature to be curious of others and peer into others lives. There’s an aspect of voyeurism that we as humans enjoy. This is reflected through street photography and the camera in general. A tool which allows us to take the time to watch others. Possibly in a more acceptable manner than just staring at somebody walking along the road.
When we leave our homes we put up a facade to the world. In the modern day we are constantly subjected to cameras and being captured wherever we go. We create and per form with conscious decisions to subconciously construct an idealist image of ourselves.
However, there are moments in our day in which this dissipates, leaving our shell. The time in which we take time to ourselves, we daydream, reflect on what we have to do and drift off into our own little worlds. In these few moments you can almost see into a persons soul; their eyes being a gateway into whats going on in their heads, their worries, concerns and even joy.