Analysis Of Homelessness

In the winter tundra, a lone bench stands. The area is very open and near the back are evergreens and possibly elm trees. It is almost overpowered by several shades of blue, which is the only color other than white and black, and at first glance, the seats are empty. Who would be out in such weather? Only someone who has not choice. This image is most likely an advocate for the homeless by a shelter. The invisible person sleeping on the bench embodies the harsh reality of where the homeless go after being ignored by pedestrians and argues that no one who needs help should be ignored. In the day time, a park in winter is inviting to some in the bright sunlight. A bench is used for parents chatting while they watch their children play. It seems like it should have a happy family posing for a holiday card in matching sweaters and hats by the trees. The snow is for snowballs and angels, but after the sun goes down, the white snow is now bitter and icy and the bench deserted. This image portrays a winter
In this image, blue is the color for depression and loneliness. A person is sleeping on a bench, almost transparent and camouflaged in the monochromatic shades of blue. All he or she has is whatever they could find to keep warm in the cold, something to place their head on, and a small bag on the ground. The subject seems so unimportant compared to the bench. The landscape even overpowers the bench itself, making the person inconsequential, which is the truth. Being barely visual makes the person not catch the attention of the viewer. The image portrays how the homeless are invisible on the streets, sidewalks, and on benches trying to sleep. The photographer shot the image at the same height of the bench with the subject center with a large amount of landscape behind him or her to display how the subject is tiny against the background of the park and of the