that is pretty sad isn`t it. the photo is well taken with enough distance to preserve dignity. Well done."The poetry of photography will always be more important than the mechanics of the camera..." - J-H. Lartigue
It is hard to decide in these situations to shoot or not shoot a picture. Respect for the person on the one hand and on the other hand the sharing with the world of situations that we all could end up in. Or just as a signal that even though we live in a developped/rich country poverty and the "other side" is still something that a lot of people don't think of or want to think (or confronted with) about. That is why NYC is my first photographic love. There is always something to fixate on the silicium that is worth capturing. Let's be thanksfull that we have the wealth and freedom that we can shoot images and let these images form our perception of what we see and feel in our world.
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