>>3761921Obviously you haven't mastered the art of becoming invisible. It's alright, it comes with time ;)
I think you may be confused with my point. I am pro Street Photography, but the people are turning against us, so it's up to us to provide the people with reassurance that nothing sinister is going on when it come to Street.
Of course there are those who shoot contentiously, such as Gilden, and again, I am in support of their style. It just means the more placid photographers need to be the figure heads of the genre to reassure the public that we aren't combative.
Street Photography has always been a photographers genre, the general public doesn't give a shit about it, and won't care if it disappears. So it's up to us, the Street Photographers, to make sure it survives, and to do that, we must make sure that the public understand that it can be more than an invasion of privacy
