Who, old man, will sing a song for you when you die?
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So sad, but a wonderful shot Rajiv!
Too much sadness..
Powerful image Rajiv. Human detritus.
Thank you…. It is that indeed…
Life can be difficult. Was he on the street?
Leslie
Yes. It was a colder winter, with temperatures close to 0 degrees centigrade.
On the street, yep
That happens here (Canada) too and people freeze to death.
Leslie
I would never have believed it…. Freezing to death is sad… Really sad
We do try to get people to go to shelters for the night but some don’t want to go. There are a lot of people with mental health issues on the streets.
Leslie
I an imagine.. I did some research on this for a photo essay I did… Sadly, no one wanted to publish it.,
They found the anonymity of the soles of the feet that belong to homeless people to be repulsive..
Since when, I asked one publisher, did homelessness and misery become pretty?
It is a sad testament to the times we are living in and it isn’t pretty.
Leslie
True… Sometimes, I think I am an idiot, and should just carry on life in my own merry way… But..
I think it is our duty to speak for these people who can’t speak for themselves. If we do it with our art, our photos or our music it brings it into focus. Governments have to step forward and take some responsibility for it too.
Leslie
A very emotional image– even a weathered, worn expression on his face as he sleeps. Such a fantastic post.
Thank you! Glad you like it
Hi Rajiv, lovely blog and I’m glad I chanced upon it. Lovely pic. Human emotions captured so beautifuly.
Thanks… You have a very interesting blog, I might add!
Such an emotional image Rajiv .. A wonderful capture of someone less fortunate