I have recently been going around manchester town centre taking taking pictures of strangers, of course asking for permission first.
i didn't want to disturb the shoppers or make them feel uncomfortable, i simply asked if they would mind if i snapped a picture of their face, most of them said yeah, a few just walked by ignorantly.
if you saw a man or woman walking down the street covered in tattoos and piercings, wacky hair and a very dark sense of style, most people would avid them, they would judge that person before they even knew them.
and whilst i was being a little creepy walking around asking strangers for pictures, shockingly, the majority of people who said yes, wehre the ones head too toe in tattoos ect. They where all the most polite and very inquisitive.
now the men and women who dressed how society would say 'normal' where the most arrogant and rude people, they would shove past me, ignore me or look at me with such a rude glare.
these are the judgemental people in the world, these are the kinds of people that think its okay to judge others on the way they look.
when its them, they're the ones who should be being judged.
after a while of taking pictures, the security guard came to give me a warning, saying i would be banned ect for 'disturbing the peace' and taking pictures inside the arndale was not permitted, did i listen to him?
Of course i didn't. I continued going around asking for pictures, untill i was eventually escorted from the building.
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