Photography Thinks
Some people live in their cars when they have no other place to live. When the police remove their cars, for presumably lawful reasons, the inhabitants lose their place of residence. So, she and her boyfriend of 18 months live outside. Not a comfortable place to be as the tropical storm approaches.
Not sure how she can manage a positive look. Wouldn’t call it a smile. But its a lot better than I could do if it were me.
Hard to tell how he found his seat. Not sure if he came for a chess game. Doesn’t look like a comfortable place to snooze.
It has been there for years. Lots of Kitsch. Remodeled in the 50’s. Clean. Barcelona, a great tapas restaurant, is attached. They grow some of their own vegetables.
This guy has been the manager for 37 years.
Ray came from the Bronx, scarred and torn. Been here for three months or so. Knows how to survive. Went down to the water to roust his friends. Right now, his most important endeavor is supporting his street family.
Met him on the green in Woodstock. The area has become more solid and less green with the addition of slate, but the appearance of the individuals who occupy the space has not changed in the 40 years I have been going there. He looks the same as everyone else who I have met and spoken with. What was missing? A sign! Like, “Make peace now,” or “War Sucks.”
Not hard to find one’s balance near Lake Champlain
Just some guy waiting for the bus next to ECHO.
John Anctil can light any scene. He has a shop filled with lamps and things to hold them. He founded Fast Lights in Turners Falls MA, a company that brings lights wherever they are needed.
A strong way to begin the day. Then, all I have to do is find a way to make the world a little better than I found it.
Winged Victory moves on to Springfield.