I don’t like seeing this at all. Brings back bad memories of what I went through. I hope they are OK. Were you on the Metro North? Looks like a Metro North train.
So poignant. Reminds me of the homeless folks who sleep in bus shelters in Toronto’s financial district. The jarring disparities in people’s lives are incredible: people in tailored suits making six- and seven-figure salaries practically trip over these poor souls as they make their way to their posh offices in the skyscrapers that shade the street. So much sadness…
I’m just glad mortgage rates are dropping here in Australia, after the constant rises under the previous conservative government, it’s nice to be paying a little less at last!
so.sad. so.very.sad.
How sad. I’m sure there are many more throughout the country, they’re just not being photographed. May he/she be blessed.
Something to be said for being “mobile” and packing things into a few cases (or more than a few, perhaps).
Either that guy has just moved into a condo that looks an awful lot like a subway car, or he is packed for the longest vacation on record.
whoa. that’s something.
hey is that a NJ PATH train? It looks a little too roomy to be the NYC subway….
homesick, sometimes –
Tink *~*~*
My Mobile Adventures *~*~*
That’s a great shot! Thanks for sharing.
Double the Wordlessness again this week:
http://www.twobarkingdogs.wordpress.com/
and
http://onevintagephoto.wordpress.com/
DAMN! He even got the straps wrapped around the pole. Please tell me he was on the A train headed to JFK…please.
“Cozy bachelor, basement, close to Rockaways, reasonable.”
Did she snore? Or was it a he?
Oh god – this looks sadder than it did in person. Need to add this one to the portfolio!
Wow. Amazing photo.
Damn!
I say Ignorance and freedom is incompatible let wall street take it on the chin I would have too, wouldn’t u?
I don’t like seeing this at all. Brings back bad memories of what I went through. I hope they are OK. Were you on the Metro North? Looks like a Metro North train.
Is this for real!?? That is really something. One photo that speaks a thousand words!
sigh
So poignant. Reminds me of the homeless folks who sleep in bus shelters in Toronto’s financial district. The jarring disparities in people’s lives are incredible: people in tailored suits making six- and seven-figure salaries practically trip over these poor souls as they make their way to their posh offices in the skyscrapers that shade the street. So much sadness…
I’m just glad mortgage rates are dropping here in Australia, after the constant rises under the previous conservative government, it’s nice to be paying a little less at last!