"This one is a sequence of birds taken in Leicester Square, London. The photo shows painted birds, an imaginary one and a real one. I took this on July 2016, but I had already tried something similar in the same spot a year earlier. In 2015, I took some shots there trying to add a real pigeon (they were flying around) to the painted birds sequence. I more or less succeeded, but I found the result quite boring, so I just left and forgot about it. A year later, I was on another photo trip in London, and after four days in the city, I noticed the same fence with the painted birds, but didn't pay much attention to it. Some hours later I passed by and saw a detail that changed everything: There was a hole in the fabric that in my eyes looked like another bird. That's when I got obsessed and spent my last two days there, trying to get something. I tried many different things, and after several hundreds of failed attempts, I got that photo."
"This is a strange case. I found this photo while looking for an address on Google Street View."
"This one taken in Barcelona is a geometrical connection between some yellow lines in the road and a cane that a man is holding. They kind of create an arrow that on the right side comes out of another man's ear. I first noticed the yellow cane and started to photograph it. I followed the man holding it for some meters until he stopped at a crossing. That's when I saw the yellow lines, so I rose my camera to see if it was possible to connect them, and when I was doing that, the man on the right showed up and completed the photo on that side. I was lucky with some details like the clothes of both men being the same color, or the hand gesture of the man in the left, that balanced the frame in that corner."
