As a "catcher",I am interested in recording what I see. There is something about making of photographs in public place that resonates with me more than any other kind of photography.I think it simply suits my personality. It is nice,When taking pictures in the street,not to have to participate in anyway in the stream of life passing you by;it makes me feel special to be there but not to be chatting,not to be shopping or not even to be heading for somewhere else.I feel like I am invisible to the passing crowds and this in turn leads to a loss of my sense of self which is the finest feeling of all. This street photography,this purity of approach,is potentially the most beautiful.Perhaps it is for the very reason that the photographs have no meaning,no function,no purpose to fulfill,no axe to grind,no ideology to speak of,that they please me as much as they do.It is the simplicity of the moment,the quality of the composition,which affect me.The fact that I saw something,a situation,that it moved me,that I wish to photograph it, that is enough. I take my camera everywhere because you never know when a lucky moment might happen.I really kick myself if I miss it.Luck is important but I think it helps to know what you are looking for.I always have to be on the look out,you never switch off. An unknown corner never fails to suggest it hides a wonder and so I am drawn to that corner.When it seems that perhaps it does,I anxiously raise me camera with the strange desire to make anticipation a trap and a moment,a captive object. These moments have as much aesthetic potential as any other in the universe,it is up to the self to see something in them. My ambition is to carry on capturing commonplace pictures that most people just don't have time to notice any more--I don't think what I do is easy.The internet has really helped me.This is where I discovered photographers whose work I admire and who appreciate what I do.

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