For this project, I wanted to explore the idea of surveillance in our society and make a statement about how little privacy we truly have in public spaces. I stood outside of this building and photographed everyone that walked by for a half of an hour. I then edited the photos, removing any that were unclear, and cropping into each person's face. I printed 100 of the photographs I shot on 11" x 17" paper and then returned to the building at the same time, one week later, and hung the photographs up. I then watched and documented the reactions of people in the area. Many people were shocked and some upset about their faces, and the faces of others, being presented in this way. Many began to question what privacy they truly had. I later found out that the entire installation was watched on surveillance videos by the police department, which added a whole other unexpected level of surveillance to the project.