Candid photography of people in art galleries and exhibition spaces of Europe and North America. Forty-four high quality, mostly-color, photographs with captions and an introduction by the author. Most of the images are from London and Paris. People, when looking at art, absorbed in contemplation of the work, unwittingly and unselfconsciously reveal something of themselves also. People enjoy looking at art and often people also enjoy looking at pictures of people looking at art.

"Alan McQuillan's insightful images of regular people scrutinizing, pondering, and even embracing art in a broad range of contexts and well beyond the walls of galleries and museums, affirm the notion that art continues to seduce.” (H. Rafael Chacón, Professor of art history and criticism.)

“Many times Alan's candid documentary work reminds me of Cartier-Bresson's work except in color." (Neil Chaput de Saintonge, owner of Rocky Mountain School of Photography.)

"The results of his [McQuillan's] work display like pages of Life magazine." (Missoulian newspaper.)

ISBN-10 0989915506 ISBN-13 978-0-9899155-0-2.