Walk on by

brilliant work Rose, and such a sad reflection on our society,,, well done, love the tones and textures in this,,, well done

The gray on gray tones work so well with the mood of this shot! Really excellent work Rose…...

Amazing work. I know it’s not staged, but it looks soooo arty, and thought through!! Fabulous!!

This is wonderful work – it really stirrs the emotions. Excellent tone for the image, another brilliant peice of work!

Wonderful work Rose,
Very dramatic and powerful image.

This is really good, you’ve captured the essance of the subjects while leaving plenty of background to enhance the overall mood of the scene. I would have probably cropped right in to focus on the subjects but I see that would have been wrong.

indeed … how sad :(

a great social comment -how we isolate ourselves from the parts of society that we don’t want to know – where community is no longer a group, or many but becoming oneself only

Great shot:)

brave work – adds such impact with the passer-by.

I couldn’t agree more with JimFilmer’s comment. I am quite moved by this image. Incredibly strong!!

Wonderful composition – very emotive.

Great shot. I also agree with Jims comment.

wow powerful

Very moving. Great shot.

Sad but a great shot.

amazing! powerful!

Yes its true and yes people do…..........just walk on by, now if they were laying there they ( ?) would want someone to stop of course…........but since its no one you really know they think well its ok….........some never even notice there is a real life there, sad but true…........great shot and it tells multitudes of stories

This is a powerful shot….... truly a sign of our times.

Really powerful, stunning work…........ It still amazes me how we just walk on by people so obviously distressed…...... we really have lost a lot of our humaness….....

wow!!!!!!

this piece speaks volumes to me.
i don’t live in a big city, and if there are any homeless in my town they hide…[most are arrested though for squatting in abandoned buildings…so sad] but i’ve gone to toronto a couple of times and i was with a tour group on queen street, i was in the 10th grade and we were touring citytv and muchmusic and there was a homeless man right beside the citytv building, and the tour guide said to us “just step over him.” and i was like, “that’s so disrespectful” so i went up to him, gave him my packed lunch, and some change and told him to have a good day. i wish i could have stayed to hear his stories…
i’m not used to seeing homeless people.. but when i see pictures like this, or any on the streets of the big city, i feel so incredibly bad.. my heart sinks for them.. thank you for sharing this with us…

great tonal range & depth…lovely format, too!

this image says so much,,,,..the black and white works well to add feeling.

sometimes reality designs the most emotional situation…can´t be done better. Great!!

great tone, great capture… straight ahead as if nothing is unusual…