
London Underground, 2016
‘What often happens next is the conversation veers towards the ethics of this kind of photography. Don’t people have the “right” not to be photographed? The right to their privacy? When I explain that, in this country at the time of writing, the law is still in my favour, that, as long as someone is in a public place I’m legally allowed to take their picture, as long as I don’t then go on to use it for advertising, many people are surprised’

