Striking photo. The title really goes well with photo. I am a little surprised that the man on the bike is looking at him. It always seems to me that the older generations here pretend stuff just doesn’t exist at all. I wonder what he is thinking. It’s hard to judge by his expression.
Yes, I also found it interesting that he looked. Glad he did in regards the photograph too. As like you said, so many people don’t.
Would really like to know what he was thinking, but it was impossible to judge. His expression didn’t change at all from the moment I took the photo, to when he cycled passed me.
So uncomfortable. It looks as if you tilted the camera to help him up a little.
Maybe the act of your observation changed the scene, causing the cyclist to “see” the supine man.
My focus though, is on the approaching Yurei.
Cheers. Likewise. I’d like to think it was concern, or an attempt to comprehend how a growing number of people in Tokyo are left to live like that. But I’m not exactly confident of that…
Coli says
Striking photo. The title really goes well with photo. I am a little surprised that the man on the bike is looking at him. It always seems to me that the older generations here pretend stuff just doesn’t exist at all. I wonder what he is thinking. It’s hard to judge by his expression.
Lee says
Thanks.
Yes, I also found it interesting that he looked. Glad he did in regards the photograph too. As like you said, so many people don’t.
Would really like to know what he was thinking, but it was impossible to judge. His expression didn’t change at all from the moment I took the photo, to when he cycled passed me.
Tom says
Very sad. The same in all big cities…….
Lee says
Yes, that’s very true. Truly terrible that people anywhere in the world have to live like this…
cdilla says
So uncomfortable. It looks as if you tilted the camera to help him up a little.
Maybe the act of your observation changed the scene, causing the cyclist to “see” the supine man.
My focus though, is on the approaching Yurei.
Lee says
Ah, yes. Wonder if she would have looked at him too?
Good call. Hadn’t thought of my presence changing things, but yes, you are very likely spot on.
Hans ter Horst says
Great photo, this one packs a punch when you realize the reaction of the man on the bicycle; I really wonder what he’s thinking.
Lee says
Cheers. Likewise. I’d like to think it was concern, or an attempt to comprehend how a growing number of people in Tokyo are left to live like that. But I’m not exactly confident of that…