Taken in Buenos Aires – There are those that have, and those that have not.
More interpretations of Two Subjects:
On th bench: My sister and Me
Nature in the Burbs
Being Arindam
Figments of a Duchess
Taken in Buenos Aires – There are those that have, and those that have not.
More interpretations of Two Subjects:
On th bench: My sister and Me
Nature in the Burbs
Being Arindam
Figments of a Duchess
Beyond the Brush 
Great subject matter. I did a similar image for the “Journey” challenge.
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A moving post. How many times we see images like these and simply felt helpless? It pains our heart to see others having to endure such human hardship. When I went to Manila last March, I saw a lot of kids living on the streets. It broke my heart that everyone seemed okay with it. I hope and pray that things will change for the better for our less fortunate brothers and sisters out there…
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Amen.
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Good interpretation although a sad one!
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It is sad, and yet we continue to let it happen.
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meaningful 🙂
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Thank you, Joshi; having viewed your thought-provoking photos I particularly appreciate the comment.
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Great awareness.
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A thought provoking entry to this week’s challenge. Great post.
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Thank you Arindam , I thought yours was good too.
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great photo for this weeks theme
http://amarnaik.wordpress.com/2012/04/14/weekly-photo-challenge-two-subjects/
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Thank you Amar
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thought provoking
http://jobryantnz.wordpress.com/2012/04/14/weekly-photo-challenge-two-subjects/
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It doesn’t seem to matter what city or where it is, we’ve all got those among us who don’t even have the basics of shelter.
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Oh well done. I found the same thing in Sydney Australia. Bravo!
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Unfortunately it seems it is any big city – in the smaller centres perhaps we take care of our neighbours more. The impersonalization that comes with big city living where, just for lack of personal space and sheer numbers, we tend to preserve or own small space and so choose not to get involved.
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I live mostly in Villages and when I went to the City where I grew up was rather horrified by the pretence that the homeless were not there. Reminded me of Lucille Ball’s Stone Pillow.
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I have enjoyed Lucille Ball … but I’m not familiar with her Stone Pillow – ? Can you enlighten me?
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Thank you for posting such a thoughtful photo.
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Sad, poor lady.
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Yes, it pulls at the heart strings …
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Great contribution to this week’s theme.
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This isn’t just a photo about two subjects–it clearly depicts two worlds. Well done, Lynne!
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It is, and it’s all around us.
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Great photo. Something we should never forget!
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Indeed – we should not forget, nor judge.
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