Orderly Conduct is an ongoing study on behaviours and modes of existence that characterise public space. This growing series focuses on emerging phenomenons in the urban realm brought about by forces such as economic, spatial and political policies, technological adoption, ageing populations and their direct effects on how one negotiates the city. With unaware people serving as protagonists, the images apply repetition and temporal compression to defamiliarise these ordinary situations, so to enhance the perception of familiar lived experiences.