By using stripes on the faces of his subjects, captured in the most spontaneous manner, Rogério Reis offers a critical look at the creation of image ownership in public space as a counterpoint to the documentary nature of photography. In this interplay of criticism, humor, and imagery, Rogério explains how to take spontaneous photos at the beach, where the timely phrase of the English street artist Banksy comes into play: "It's always easier to get forgiveness than permission."