>>4000151Yeah, I feel this. I do think I have a tendency to lean more into the contrasty side of processing. I think I like it, but to be fair, I haven't really changed up how I process my images in some time. Maybe I'm due for a mix-up.
>>4000167Most of the time they don't even notice, but I have put a lot of time in learning how to be invisible. I usually pretend that I'm taking a photo of something above or behind the the subject. I'll take a few fake shots, then pretend that I'm messing around the settings, that's when I shoot the real photo. Best single advice I can give for learning to be invisible: Never interact with the subject - Don't look at them, don't nod at them, pretend they don't exist.
But I've learned that people don't really mind having their picture taken. You just gotta make sure that you have open and friendly body language. If someone catches you taking a photo, keep moving. Sometimes it can result in a fun conversation, other times a super tense one. Just rule out the possibility and keep putting those feet to pavement.
>>4000167Maybe? I'm not really one to stop and chat, I'm usually walking around pretty fast. I'm not sure I really have any strong identifying features, but if you see me walking around Melbourne, say 'hi'
