The Importance of Being Invisible

When you're dealing with people, either on trains or buses or just anywhere, they become invisible. They feel that they are just there for the transaction. And it is at this point in time when you give something to someone that you see a reaction you're not expecting. These series of breakfast were at the start of our journey while we were in volunteer. As we got to Granada, the same thing seemed to occur. I was outside a cafe called Cafe Alhambra and I was taking pictures of the staff. It's not unusual because there are thousands or hundreds of thousands of tourists that get to Spain every year.