You have a talent for seeing what others do not see and capturing it on film. These photos of homeless folks get me in “the feels” and make me want to do more to help. Most just want to be acknowledged, looked in the eye, asked about their name and their story, treated like human beings. 🙂
Awww Joan! I really really appreciate your compliment and subsequent words. Happy to hear (although that’s not quite the right term lol), but I’m happy to hear that these get you in your “feels” 🙂 I think you’re totally right, not only about the homeless population, but everyone. We all want to be seen, but oftentimes, if we have nothing to offer society (allegedly), then we become that much more invisible.
God that is beautiful. I see the good in this man and situation. Many blessings to you and to these inspiring images. Kathy they are full of grace. Awareness is so powerful.
K E Garland 
This is searing…
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Thanks my dear. Glad you feel what I’d tried to capture.
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A good and kind heart can see and feel the hardship of others easily . Take care
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Thank you. You too ❤
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Timely. It’s a wonderful reminder how grateful we should be.
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Thank you! I agree.
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A moving image, Kathy. And a timely remind as we celebrate holidays to open our hearts to the less fortunate.
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Thank you Khaya! I’m glad you received the message 😉
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Wow. A powerfully moving image.
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Thanks Laura!
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Tough to see.. but we cannot ignore those in need xx
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So true! Thanks for commenting Christy!
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You have a talent for seeing what others do not see and capturing it on film. These photos of homeless folks get me in “the feels” and make me want to do more to help. Most just want to be acknowledged, looked in the eye, asked about their name and their story, treated like human beings. 🙂
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Awww Joan! I really really appreciate your compliment and subsequent words. Happy to hear (although that’s not quite the right term lol), but I’m happy to hear that these get you in your “feels” 🙂 I think you’re totally right, not only about the homeless population, but everyone. We all want to be seen, but oftentimes, if we have nothing to offer society (allegedly), then we become that much more invisible.
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Oh boy, that’s some rough living. As my former boss used to say, “There but for the grace of God go I”. I wonder what his story is.
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Absolutely and I wonder the same.
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It inspires me to do all I can to prevent myself to end up in the same situation….And at the same time to help others…
XxX
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Aha! Yes, I agree.
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God that is beautiful. I see the good in this man and situation. Many blessings to you and to these inspiring images. Kathy they are full of grace. Awareness is so powerful.
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Thank you Debbie! Grace is a good word and I’m glad you recognize my attempts at bringing awareness to this national issue.
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This could be a picture of my homeless son. Possibly a photo for my memoir cover?
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Oh wow. Let me know if you’d like to use it.
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Transient: no work no home
discarded by society
that has lost its soul.
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Exactly! Invisible.
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