Compassion!

Thanks you for your comments recently and sorry for the lack of commenting on my part. I hope to catch up with you all later on today.

[Shirley]

Love it immensely. Fav

[April]

Beautifully composed...tender moment

[john morley]

Like how you caught a painting which displays tenderness as well as that displayed by the people...

[LaLa]

I like how you got both in compassion - the painting and the wheelchair scene.

[PTP: Past their Prime]

great capture and love how the baby is looking up at the man on the left. He has now become part of the picture

[Nicole]

This works fab in b&w!

[ChristineL]

I like the composition, I was drawn to the bent heads and focus of the people in the gallery and on the painting.

[gloria jones]

Great b/w capture

[Andy]

Well seen connection. Like this a lot.

[alta]

Oh wow. Profound.

[Danny G.]

Superb

[Joan Robillard]

Tells a lovely story.

[Walks @ 7]

Perfect in B&W. The emotion flows from painting to the viewers and back again.

[FotoBlah]

Rhetorical question: Is there an Art term for when the subject and background form a union far greater than the sum of the parts? Fav.

[Rosie Kerr]

Fascinating, how the spectators become part of the painting, and vice versa. What a great moment. Well seen.

[Rachel]

Excellent shot.

[Tom]

Fantastic detail. clarity and tonal balance

[Jane Pittenger]

Loaded with emotion

[Jen Hudson]

Great empathy between the painting image and the wheelchair one.

[Jasper]

Nicely observed.