It’s often easier to capture expressions of strangers in the street by using a phone instead of a camera.
All these pictures were snapped on my iPhone and processed using the Snapseed App.
I’ve gone for a grungy, grainy look to reflect the fact that these are spontaneous street-shots of a few people whose expressions caught my eye in Barcelona.

The first one (above) was taken looking out into the street through the window of a pastry shop in the Gothic Quarter.
The lady on the left produced a lollipop from her bag and said something about it.
She put that away and pulled out another one and said a few words.
Finally she produced this third lollipop and had plenty to say! I was intrigued.
I liked these expressions too:
A mother and son in the airport communicating in the modern way, though not with one another:

A shopper wondering at last autumn’s design fad for putting paper bags on display models:

A girl and her dog leaving a bar when she hears a friend calling her name:

I cant resist adding this one. Who knows what expressions hidden underneath?
(Probably a fairly bland one as its a mannekin):

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Very cool. There’s a book called Shooting From The Hip might find interesting. Its about Award-winning photojournalist Scott Strazzante uses an iPhone and the Hipstamatic app to capture the whimsy and irony, struggle and strength of everyday America.
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Thank you so much, Mike. Your comments are encouraging. I’ll certainly check out this book. Sounds like I’ll enjoy it,
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