Without restrictions

José works as a delivery driver, traveling the city streets daily. Some days his work is more profitable, while others are quite difficult; there are few orders and too many delivery drivers.

Something that catches his attention is seeing people taking pictures of everything and everyone without restrictions; they simply point their mobile phone cameras without considering anything other than what each one wants.

In fact, he observe how some people take photographs of people walking by, and other people join in and take the same photograph; perhaps they don't know what motivates the first person, but they do it anyway. Perhaps it's a custom, as it's becoming increasingly common.

José looks at a parked car, takes a picture, and thinks, "I'm already doing the same thing." He smiles and continues riding his bicycle, hoping that today will be different, that he'll earn enough to bring food home and pay some bills. The struggle for life is getting harder and harder, but he's willing to keep working for his family and, of course, for himself.