Not In Your Face By Susan A. Barnett

She also realized the advantage of this point of view. “Our impressions of people are from the front,” she says, “but we notice how they carry themselves from the back.”
Now, during summers in the city, Barnett haunts well-traveled spots with her Leicaflex SL2 and 24mm f/2.8 lens. Positioning herself near good backgrounds, she seeks out and approaches interesting T-shirt wearers.
“People relax when they realize that you’re not photographing their face,” she says. “When it’s because of what they’re wearing, they feel special.”