Where are you taking us, Mum?

Taken on a Melbourne tram.

[kali]

They look so weary, I wonder what their story is

[Suzanne]

Me too. I found the scene quite haunting.
@kali66

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[Helen Westerbeke]

excellent

[Annie D]

@kali66 @ankers70 I thought the same

[essiesue]

I share the same as Suzanne. I would like to know the rest of the story.

[Susan Wakely]

Troubled faces. Great capture whatever the story.

[CristinaL]

Compelling image. Fav

[Diana]

Such a fabulous story telling image!

[Peter Dulis]

great photojournalistic shot :)

[Korcsog Károly]

I congratulate you! A great shot!

[Nina Ganci]

Great b/w

[Suzanne]

Thankyou all for your supportive comments.

The image of this family has stayed in my mind since I took the photo, with many questions about what was going on for them. @bkbinthecity @helenw2 @essiesue @wakelys @cristinaledesma33 @ludwigsdiana @pdulis @kork @ninaganci

[Karen]

The mother (I assume she’s the mother; she could be the aunt or a close friend) appears to be the most troubled; she looks exhausted, and her eyes have a tormented look.
Brilliant capture.

[haskar]

Great candid shot. Many stories.

[Suzanne]

There are so many stories. Thanks for your comments.
@cocokinetic @haskar

[Antonio-S]

If each of us had the ability to instantly read the life of every anonymous person passing by on the street, we would read our own lives better.
Great photo Suzanne!

[Suzanne]

Thankyou. That is so true. @antonios

[Brigette]

@kali66 agree and her body language is very protective of them....