Sometimes photography isn't about going somewhere specifically to take photographs.
Sometimes it's simply about watching.
People passing one another, conversations we'll never hear, someone sitting alone, a moment in a café, or an ordinary street that suddenly becomes interesting because of the people within it.
SOMETIMES grew from those observations. None of these moments is particularly dramatic, and that's rather the point. They're fragments of everyday life that existed for a few seconds before disappearing.
I suppose that's one of the things I enjoy most about street photography, noticing something that might otherwise have gone unseen.
Sometimes we look. Sometimes we see.
