Observation

I can not thank you enough, as each of you added so much to the commentary of this moment in life.

 

All of you really well observed the situation in depth, not just a second looking, and it makes a difference.

 

I don't know if they are having close relation, as the young entered the scene when I was preparing to photo the older one, and they did not talk, the young was observing the older one. but Sky did a nice list of similarities and I started to think that maybe it was not a random meeting.I could not stand there for a longer time, as it is a busy place and people were walking and passing there and I have had to move...

 

To me, coming from the medical profession, the older one looked sick, (even though well clothed and looked well treated), maybe after a brain dammage, this may be a cause the younger one did not talk to her, but came to seat near her, who knows.?

 

Roger, Thanks so much writing your impression.

 

Gord, For writing again, you are always clear and eloquent, and a great commentator!

 

Sky, it was a real commentary, thanks for a very good observing eye.Really appreciate your commentary here, and the time you have invested!

 

Jack, your are the ultimate young ! your chronological age does not matter at all ! ;-)) I always like to see and read your vivid imagination.!

 

 

Jeff, forgot to thanks you for correction... I thought it was a typo...

 

 

Thanks again to all of you, you did my day.

A bit strange and yet intriguing shot,Pnina!I love the different expressions and wonder what is happening here?

Cheers,Jim

This has such an intimate and personal connotation. The bonding between these two generations sharing a moment together is well captured.

Very interesting, great street shot. I agree with Gordon Bowbrick all the way...Girl loooks like she is evaluating old woman's ring...

Thanks Jim, Adan and Vladimir, as they did not talk, the mystery is unsolved..;-))