There are times when it is best to keep things simple, and that's just what Les Monaghan has done for The Desire Project.
Based in Doncaster, he simply asked a bunch of strangers: "What do you want?"
With support from the Arts Council England, the results have been put on display in the Frenchgate Centre, Doncaster.
"The project became led by the answers that subjects gave," says Monaghan.
"Political and societal changes have rendered us all as individual consumers, those portrayed have been photographed alone, but when exhibited they are grouped together and their desires for health, happiness and a better world coalesce.
"We want the same things, we want to get along, we want to be social, we want community."
Monaghan also points out that, of the 150 on show, only one wanted a commodity.
Here is a selection of pictures from the project.

"I want my loved ones and myself to be happy."

"I want us to love each other, no matter your colour or religion."

"I want to sing at the Grand Ole Opry."

"I want Bowie back."

"I want a cure for cancer."

"I want my ticket to Australia."

"I want men and women to be equal."
You can see more work by Les Monaghan on his blog, external.