Thief of souls?
Hello friends
I don't know how to answer this question, there are people who believe that if I and I spend time in Tunisia, I will respect their privacy and keep the camera.
But in the modern city like mine that we do not believe in these rites, it is possible that we believe in more foolish ones.
But to what we were going, does the soul steal with photography? I think that more than stealing, almost your own existence is captured, since they are photos stolen at that moment that you do not know you are being photographed and your face captures what you feel in that moment and that's where it fascinates me.
Not the posing or the faces of happy and misleading photos, those do not capture reality.
A mí me gustan estas, igual porque traspaso y me salto a la torera las normas y la intimidad.
But they all seem real to me without artifice, the person alone with his thoughts, if I steal something from them it is that little second that they don't even notice and I capture forever.
I would like to live where many cultures coexist and have a hundred thousand faces to capture.
Regardless if you are handsome or ugly just the expression of the moment.
Faces of all kinds, lonely people, problems, laughter and feelings.
Every time we walk more looking at our phone with our heads down and without looking at what we lose around us.
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