Eyes
Could a greater miracle take place than for us to look through each other’s eyes for an instant? ~Henry David Thoreau
The eyes of a homeless man on the street.
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I love that quote and the photo you’ve taken š
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Thanks, Paula.
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This shot speaks volumes
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It was interesting as I cropped the photo, I wanted to see if taking away the scene of his dirty clothes and his sitting on the sidewalk would make a difference. I wondered if the feeling would come across with just the eyes.
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Sad eyes š¦ . My giant “E” was a metal buoy from the ocean ! Your F bomb comment was funny ! I am not able to answer your comments for some reason but thanks!
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I think the F bomb comment was Frizz’…I just replied to that comment with a š He cracks me up sometimes.
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Me toooooo : )
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looking at his eyes makes you wonder what he has gone through…
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Looking at someone’s eyes and wondering about what they’ve seen is quite a feeling.
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dear Angeline, and as a nurse case manager working in Disease Management you’ve looked in so many (desperate?) souls through the door of the eyes…
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Yes, actually desperate in the Public Health work I’ve done in the past face to face. Now my contact with patients is by phone, but our conversations leave me feeling that I have looked into their souls; I work with the indigent, some of the poorest of the poor and homeless people, trying to be sure they get the medication they need, and the doctor’s visits that are needed, and a way for them to get there. The resources in this great State of California are few for them. It is a desperate situation.
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Fab capture Angeline! And a beautiful quote.
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Thanks, Madhu. I think there would be a lot more tolerance in the world if we followed the words of this quote.
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Great shot and the cropping perfect, Angeline.
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Thanks, John. Until I cropped it did I see the bruising on his face. There were shadows caused by the cap’s brim, and with cropping and a little lightening to bring out his eyes, I saw that. He’s seen more than I can imagine.
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Eyes…the windows to the soul. š
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Exactly!
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