Andersen (1965) takes his camera out into the street and lets unexpected situations surprise him. His photos show the people he meets. This, according to Anderson, is the starting point of his photography: the meeting between others and yourself. "If you have nothing to do, get up and go out, meet people, meet yourself, face your own loneliness. Never is forever. Forget yourself, let unexpected situations surprise you, throw yourself in at the deep end. Don't think. Dance! Photograph! Trust your instincts and forget your senses." Unexpected situations and encounters are often forgotten, yet Anderson's camera captures them forever.