Yes You Can!

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nice shot....

Very expressive.

I would not have chosen this almost square format

Much meaningful one, great force! Best regards

My initial rwaction was to feel sorry for the principal subject as the woman on the left appears to be berating her. I dis not get the feeling of encouragement at all.

Very intense image, my dear friend!...Cioamau!

Bless! Good capture Bob.

Yes.Powerful image.Great photo caption.Yes,She can... .

This photo is full of life and it is like the life. Excellent. Regards.

Although it makes an interesting picture, I suspect this photo may not be representing the actual situation very well. Sometimes a photo can be very misleading, far less illuminating than the often quoted thousand words. I guess it might tell a story, in a paparazzi kind of way. And I understand that photography is more than just willing, smiling faces for the camera. But the negative impression of a barking sister may be embarrassingly far from the mark. And of course a photo like this could be used to make a political point about the circumstance of adult Down's syndrome, possibly far beyond the true situation here.

 

In a way it bothers me that paparazzi can take thousands of 'public' photos of movie stars, but the one that sells is the one that catches the subject in bad light. I know it's legal, but it colors street photographers as a group to be a little unsavoury. And this photo will make me think twice about the next guy snapping photos in a public place.