What to do with this life?
by carlosmfernandes

Comment by pmichaud:
Your composition and lighting are excellent. It might have been more impactful without the legs in the upper left, although they do provide some context. You have definitely captured the sadness here.

What to do with this life?
by carlosmfernandes

Comment by Node:
Great capture.

What to do with this life?
by carlosmfernandes

Comment by Imagineer:
Very good study. Those passing feet really add a sense of invisibility for this guy.

What to do with this life?
by carlosmfernandes

Comment by AJFI:
sweet

What to do with this life?
by carlosmfernandes

Comment by Strikeslip:
Great subject, I find street people very interesting. The slow shutter to capture the motion around him is very nice. I might have panned left a bit.

What to do with this life?
by carlosmfernandes

Comment by jfaulkner:
I really like this photo. Only improvement might have been to have the walker-by out of the picture but on the other hand maybe that helps tell the story. Maybe a slightly lower angle would help as well. But I really like it. 10

Bridge under troubled sky
by carlosmfernandes

Comment by bryanbrazil:
I've always had a hard time getting a good shot of the bridge from this location. Great job!

What to do with this life?
by carlosmfernandes

Comment by arpita:
Very poignant; it conveys so much that I wonder if it is even right to comment on technical aspects. But I will :P, I wish the man's body were not cropped off from the right and bottom. A little more space on the bottom would also add some context...About the passerby I'm not so sure. I started out thinking that he would be better off missing, but on second thoughts, I think he adds to the neglected, passed-by
feel of the subject. Wonder what this looks like in B/W. 7.

A haunted manor?
by carlosmfernandes

Comment by tazza:
This photo should have ribbonned, I gave it a ten

What to do with this life?
by carlosmfernandes

Comment by metoecus:
The implied line running from the blurry shoe through the seam in the pavement and on through the wrinkles in his sleeves, though probably unintentional, might have been used creatively to your advantage.