An old man in tattered clothes in Nachlaot neighborhood of Jerusalem was loading his cart with old stuff a woman had brought out to him.
To recycle?
To sell?
To distribute to those in need (even more in need than he)?
.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
This photo is filled with emotion, and there is an element of sadness to it, for me, that I can't explain.
ReplyDeleteIt's both lovely poignant.
His radio looks better then mine. A fellow traveler
ReplyDeleteThe picture and commentary are very thought provoking and quite profound. Well done, Dina.
ReplyDeleteVery touching, Dina.
ReplyDeletePlease visit my Wednesday post; I put a lot of my heart into it and would like you to feel it.
Aloha-
Comfort Spiral
Lovely photo, such a shame he's in the shadow, I'd like to see him more clearly. Love the colours in this shot.
ReplyDeleteThis is a moving photo that tells all kinds of stories and evokes all kinds of emotions.
ReplyDeleteOne of my irritating habits is trying to figure out what people are up to. I love this photograph and your questions.
ReplyDeletethat is the way of life for many now, we are all just a paycheck from being poor and tattered! beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a scene that could have been played any time in the last several hundred years.
ReplyDeleteThere is always poorer than itself
ReplyDelete