All alone together.

[Daisy Mae]

Untitled by Sharon Reid, on Flickr

All and any comment welcome.

[Shadowman]

Nice scene, nicely seen.

[JBW]

the only thing missing is the ubiquitous cell phone.

[Daisy Mae]

Thanks John and Brian.

Yes, it struck me as a rather sad scene. The body language says it all..even ( maybe especially!) the wee lad's.

[Wavelength]

That is not the type of image I was expecting while I clicked; that does not mean it is not good.... I liked it; the only thing I found troubling is the figure on the left appears to lack her head; why it is so?

[Daisy Mae]

Hi Nanda.

The little kid on the left has a grey hat on and the dark hood of his coat pulled up partially over that. I can assure you that all heads were present and correct.

[Wavelength]

Ouch; you know, I thought all are the same person by multi-exposure.... I thought that was the reason for your caption too; naturally I was expecting nearly the same height for the figures on left and right, who are nearly equally distant from the viewer. Now everything is clear and I got the missed head too
Regards

[joebranko]

Great capture of the mood. Sad scene.

[Daisy Mae]

Great capture of the mood. Sad scene.

Thank you Joe.

[Donald]

As you know, I just love how you 'see' images. And you are a wonderful observer of and commentator on, humanity and the human condition.

[Daisy Mae]

As you know, I just love how you 'see' images. And you are a wonderful observer of and commentator on, humanity and the human condition.

Ah...those berluddy humans and their collective 'condition'

Thank you Donald..

[FootLoose]

Made me think of Beckett - is he coming?

[Sergio M.]

They do seem to have spread out from a central point in different directions. Each one of them lost in their own thoughts and actions.

I like it.

Sergio

[bnnrcn]

Moody image Sharon

[IzzieK]

Are they together at some stage or did they just wander off there on their own? That is the question that needed to be ask when I saw this image. I like Sergio's comment - pretty much sums up what I think. Another good one, Sharon.