Imagine the following: a theater hall, an empty stage, harsh white fluorescent light. A stage manager in a gray work coat walks across the black linoleum floor, holding a broom. The silence of an empty theater. In a split second, the fluorescent light switches off, and a spotlight turns on. The same stage manager, still in his gray coat with the broom, now stands in a narrow beam of light. With wonder in his eyes, he looks up toward the source of the light. Nothing special happened, yet suddenly, you are witnessing a scene from a grand play. Light transforms the ordinary into theater.

Street photography is like theater and myself the photo- dramaturg? The people are actors in my street theater. I am a street photographer who sticks to a fixed walking route in the old city center. Every day, I follow the same route. And yet, photographically, no two days are the same.