Reviewing my photographs: Avoiding viewfinder eyepiece

These photographs are taken without me looking through the viewfinder eyepiece.
Like photographer Jay Giampietro who takes photos with his iPhone from his ear.
I got to use a classmates Olympus digital camera. Lens: OLYMPUS M.14-42mm F3.5-5.6 II R.
The camera was nice and small so I was able to experiment taking photographs without looking through the viewfinder.
I got to take photographs without being all up in their face or them knowing I was taking a photo.

Downsides of not looking through the viewfinder:
Wouldn't be able to know if I needed to:
Zoom
Focus
Add shallow or deep DOF
Add or take objects in the frame, away or in the frame

Dislikes:

Open sign is not the main focus. Like it's not the first thing I look at. 

Reflection being a distraction. As well as the other signs on the windows. 

Would've looked nice at night. With just the lights of the open sign showing.

I liked how the bags were laid out in front of the store.

Dislike:

Where I'm standing because the bags aren't in the centre. 

Dislike: 

Too zoomed out.

Zoomed in would've been better. 

Too much space around the subject (man).

The over exposed in the background. 

I like that you are able to see the client.

Would've looked nice if I added the name of the place.

Could've stood back a bit.

Said hi to her as I took this photo. 

I like how she's standing there, holding onto the door. 

I like the way she stares into the camera as well.

I kinda like this photograph. It reminds me of those boring professional photographs who take not so professional photographs but yet they are, in a professional art way. (if that's even a thing)

Dislikes:

Over exposed

I think I like the angle but idk. It think it works. You can see the lady adding more food to the trays. All that oil though.

Little kids playing. Adore.

I don't like the wide shot of this. 

Maybe focusing on one kid would've worked. Although I do like this photograph.

random thought:

Look up street photography without people