I’ve been traveling to Cambridge and London over the past few weeks working on my 'through the window project'. The project has evolved into something very different from what I had first envisioned, I now seem to be focusing more on the reflections and colours. 

Most people hate it when it rains, I love it!

You see people running trying to find somewhere dry. The colours of the city are highlighted and then of course there’s the umbrellas! The colours, the shapes, the patterns etc.

When I started shooting digital photography I heard the term “Straight out of camera”. I didn't really know what it meant. Then a friend of mine sat me down and showed me the difference between RAW and JPG, they explained what out of camera meant. 

An event I’d always wanted to photograph was London Pride, I just thought the colours, the outfits, the people it must be amazing, a street photographer’s dream come true. But for me, it was a living nightmare I hated every second of it, so much so that I deleted all but 6 photos.

I guess this quick blog is to answer a question I get asked all the time, does it matter if the street photo taken is in focus?

quick answer would be YES & NO, but why do I think this