Watching the World Go By

I was running some errands in Stroudsburg today and this little boy in a window above the street caught my eye. He was just a little too far away for my point and shoot zoom to handle the shot clearly, but I had to take the picture anyway.

[Sharon Lee]

I like it... children love looking out of windows, that will never change.

[Joan Robillard]

Good catch

[Lou Ann]

A great capture! He can see so much from that window.

[Nina Ganci]

brilliantly spotted, like the effect here

[Rob Z]

What a wonderful sense of scale - it makes the little fellow seem somewhat forlorn. :)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@sugarmuser Thank you Sharon!
@joansmor Thank you Joan!
@louannwarren Thank you Lou Ann!
@ninaganci Thank you Nina!
@robz Thank you Rob! I agree- he just looked so lonely up there!

[Pyrrhula]

Cute. Great shot.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@tinely23 Thank you for the fav Lesley!

[Helen Jane]

cool bit of street photography . He does look a bit sad and lost up there.

[bruni]

Good eye, Ann. he looks a bit forlorn.

[Islandgirl]

Wow what a great eye Ann!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@helenhall @bruni @radiogirl
Thank you Helen!
Thank you Bruni!
Thank you Kathy!

I just happened to see him- and wished I had my "good camera" with me but the point and shoot made do.

[Marnie]

Well spotted Ann, intriguing image.

[Linda]

Nicely spotted. He is watching the world go by.

[Kathy]

Well spotted.

[Kathy A]

Well spotted Ann.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@golftragic @grannysue @randystreat @kjarn

Thank you Marnie, Linda, Kathy and Kathy! I felt kind of sad for him and wished his mom was sitting with him telling stories about a rainy day in the city. At least that's what this mom would have done with her boys back in the day.

[Diane]

A poignant shot. Well spotted.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@eudora Thank you Diane- just happened to see him as I was getting in the car- glad I didn't miss it.