Marvelous capture and title. I hope it`s just a model. I hate to see things like such in todays world. So many people throw away half their meal or food left over and then there are people without. Sad world.
a stark reality of what some people have to face in life , corrupt governments and lack of proper services are to blame for this man searching maybe for food, or something he can sell …...i will praise the day when governments can actually see what is happening to some of our societies…....great capture and very apt for the world we sometimes dont want to see or own up to.
Thank you Sorin. Despite the recent debate regarding what constitutes art and whether only saleable works should be displayed, I am glad that you have posted this. I struggled for hours as to whether I should post my “Pop’ pics or not, and now I see this.
A picture is worth a thousand words and if we can use those pictures to stir social conscience, then sometimes that is the greatest gift that we can give the world. We may not be able to do much in any other way, but at least our pics let others know that we are aware, and care.
this is amazingly true. the sad thing is, there are so many people in this world that are experiencing this. you have captured it perfectly. well done my friendd
Life is not fair , its true . But I wondered looking at the photograph , the man to me doesnt look unhappy . Who is to judge who is more peaceful , the man here or the man sailing past in his mercedes , terrified of losing his wealth ? I dont know , I dont have the answer . But your picture made me think of the question .Thank you Shelagh
Thought-provoking photos & whether or not anyone can judge if this man ‘wants’ to be living this way the artist has his artistic license to title their pieces (or not) whatever they want to. Having been homeless, I don’t ever think i’d want to go back – especially as i get older. Everything is more difficult…
As an artist sometimes leaving things untitled let’s others’ draw their own conclusions yet I was taught to always title works. Damned if you do, damned if you don’t.
Semantics…ugh…If I can’t think of a title, I sometimes just name the piece the first thing that comes to mind. That gets the viewer really thinking. IMO the piece is about the piece, not the title.
That is the point, the ‘fun’, the inspiration and the duty of the artist. To show the world to you through their eyes…as for the lens it has not opinion nor judgement.
Photo-essays would be a great idea… Thanks for making me think & knowing I don’t want to go back there nor look forward to a future of dumpster diving. I didn’t meet any people who enjoyed it, personally…
I”m glad you shot this and chose to show it. We NEED to have images like this put before us, to make us wake up that some people are really hurting, in ways most of us could never imagine, I imagine. Thank you for sharing this one!
Very Moving! It is hard, for those who slip through the cracks! I have been told that my Grandmother would help people, all that she could, and that she herself did not have much! With 13 kids, I can only imagine how hard it was then! We live is a better world, now! I hope to follow my Grandmothers kindness, and help make the world a even better place to be! Your image should be in the papers, or somewhere more people will think about their fellow man!
Torfinn Johann..., 11 months ago
Superb!!!
Deri Dority, 11 months ago
Excellent capture, but so sad.
Chasity Edmonson, 11 months ago
No life isn’t fair. This breaks my heart. If i could win the lottery I would do what I can to help the needy.
Adela Hriscu, 11 months ago
Never is:) Well done!
Arthur Chambers, 11 months ago
brilliant my friend,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks Torfinn
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks Derid …you are right
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks Chasity
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks Adela
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks Arthur
Catalin Soare, 11 months ago
So deep
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Yes ..thanks Catalin
Lizzie Keitel, 11 months ago
sad commentary on life. super job!
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks Lizzie …you are right
honey, 11 months ago
Unfortunately so real!! Execellent capture!
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks Honey
StacyLee, 11 months ago
I love the expressionism in your art Sorin. You do a great job capturing the emotion that is there!
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks Stacy …you are to kind
Patricia L. Ba..., 11 months ago
Sorin, you have mastered many type of photography, but I love your slice of life human pictures the best. You hit on such imortant parts of life.
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks Patricia
Bridgett Ferguson, 11 months ago
awe,wonderfully captured and displayed but so heartbreaking….
a very emotional and amazing image Sorin! :)
Susan Zohn, 11 months ago
A very emotional shot and you captured it so well. Heartbreaking. The tones in this show such emotion.
Joan Smart, 11 months ago
Very well done!!!
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks Plasma
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks Susan
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks Joan
Ruth Palmer, 11 months ago
Very sad but oh so true worldwide.
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks for comments
william good, 11 months ago
great shot and very truthful
Sean Farragher, 11 months ago
fantastic and so true
Martin Derksema, 11 months ago
A beautiful picture, but one that hurts too.
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks William
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks Sean
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks FlyBoy
Lauren Zorn, 11 months ago
Moving, poignant & heart wrenching.
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks very much for comments
Antoine Dagobert, 11 months ago
excellent as always maestro Sorin
Joyce Dickens,..., 11 months ago
Moving, indeed – very touching and presented with your unique ability to see “life” itself.
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks Antoine
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks very much Joyce
Per Einar Gunn..., 11 months ago
Moving image, excellent..my friend!
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks very much my friend
mlgkats, 11 months ago
this photo is excellent , the emotions that you get from this photo makes me want to cry.
it just Make me want to go take him home.
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks Mig
cdwork, 11 months ago
Superb- pulls the heart strings
MaryO, 11 months ago
I love your human interest pictures the best, they are so catching.
Valli Boldini ..., 11 months ago
Sad but wonderful capture! Love the sepia tones.
freebornman, 11 months ago
no jokes this time Sorin.wonderful shot!
Starr1949, 11 months ago
Marvelous capture and title. I hope it`s just a model. I hate to see things like such in todays world. So many people throw away half their meal or food left over and then there are people without. Sad world.
Susan Grissom, 11 months ago
this is good photo commentary.
Dan Cahill, 11 months ago
Excellent shot and point. Sad , but well done
Carlo Cesar Ro..., 11 months ago
Beautiful use of light and shade! Wonderful subject/theme and portrait! Congrats!
Christina Martin, 11 months ago
Seeing this breaks my heart Sorin…Great photo
NervousNellie, 11 months ago
You are right. Heartbreaking, but very nice capture.
Michelle Duerden, 11 months ago
such a moving image Sorin, you have a great talent for capturing life
paul boast, 11 months ago
a stark reality of what some people have to face in life , corrupt governments and lack of proper services are to blame for this man searching maybe for food, or something he can sell …...i will praise the day when governments can actually see what is happening to some of our societies…....great capture and very apt for the world we sometimes dont want to see or own up to.
bidkev, 11 months ago
Thank you Sorin. Despite the recent debate regarding what constitutes art and whether only saleable works should be displayed, I am glad that you have posted this. I struggled for hours as to whether I should post my “Pop’ pics or not, and now I see this.
A picture is worth a thousand words and if we can use those pictures to stir social conscience, then sometimes that is the greatest gift that we can give the world. We may not be able to do much in any other way, but at least our pics let others know that we are aware, and care.
Thank you again.
kev
KimberleyPeat, 11 months ago
this is amazingly true. the sad thing is, there are so many people in this world that are experiencing this. you have captured it perfectly. well done my friendd
Shanina Conway, 11 months ago
great capture Sorin…sad but wonderful work;)
Belinda Leopold, 11 months ago
No it’s not is it…great but sad shot.
micmac, 11 months ago
Life is not easy sometimes ,it puts myself in the right trac,very telling and sensible picture
Heather Meadows, 11 months ago
what a moving photograph – great work
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks everybody , for your comments …it is a sad reality :(
Shelagh Scott, 11 months ago
Life is not fair , its true .
But I wondered looking at the photograph , the man to me doesnt look unhappy . Who is to judge who is more peaceful , the man here or the man sailing past in his mercedes , terrified of losing his wealth ?
I dont know , I dont have the answer .
But your picture made me think of the question .Thank you
Shelagh
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks very much for your comments
BFosterBFA, 11 months ago
Thought-provoking photos & whether or not anyone can judge if this man ‘wants’ to be living this way the artist has his artistic license to title their pieces (or not) whatever they want to. Having been homeless, I don’t ever think i’d want to go back – especially as i get older. Everything is more difficult…
As an artist sometimes leaving things untitled let’s others’ draw their own conclusions yet I was taught to always title works. Damned if you do, damned if you don’t.
Semantics…ugh…If I can’t think of a title, I sometimes just name the piece the first thing that comes to mind. That gets the viewer really thinking. IMO the piece is about the piece, not the title.
That is the point, the ‘fun’, the inspiration and the duty of the artist. To show the world to you through their eyes…as for the lens it has not opinion nor judgement.
Photo-essays would be a great idea…
Thanks for making me think & knowing I don’t want to go back there nor look forward to a future of dumpster diving. I didn’t meet any people who enjoyed it, personally…
peace
bets
Antanas, 11 months ago
Perfect!
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks bets
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks Antanas
Justine Humphries, 11 months ago
Perfect capture of the cruel world we live in, where so few have so much and so many have so little.
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks very much for comments
Casey Herman, 11 months ago
I”m glad you shot this and chose to show it. We NEED to have images like this put before us, to make us wake up that some people are really hurting, in ways most of us could never imagine, I imagine. Thank you for sharing this one!
Sorin Reck, 11 months ago
Thanks very much for your comments and for watching my work
Daniela Weil, 10 months ago
A true picture showing true life for some, thank you for sharring!
Sorin Reck, 10 months ago
Thanks very much for comments
DarrellMoseley, 10 months ago
Very Moving! It is hard, for those who slip through the cracks! I have been told that my Grandmother would help people, all that she could, and that she herself did not have much! With 13 kids, I can only imagine how hard it was then! We live is a better world, now! I hope to follow my Grandmothers kindness, and help make the world a even better place to be! Your image should be in the papers, or somewhere more people will think about their fellow man!
Sorin Reck, 10 months ago
Thanks for your comments
ltruskett, 10 months ago
It does truly break your heart to ever see an image like this – but how true the title is. another great image.
Sorin Reck, 10 months ago
Thanks
Gerard Rotse, 6 months ago
Very nice photo. Well done.
maka1967, 6 months ago
victim of time. everywhere. great capture.
Lucindawind, 3 months ago
so very true Sorin ! wonderful catch
Sorin Reck, 3 months ago
Thanks everybody
Nancy Vice, 3 months ago
Of all that he has given in his life time, this is the thanks? Well, maybe here on earth, but where he is going, he will eat with the finest :)
wonderful capture, I sure hope he is doing much better since this photo.
rebecca smith, 2 months ago
heart breaking but well done