a chair is still a chair

even if the chair has wheels.

i am unabashedly (and lazily) repurposing my 52 frames posting from two weeks ago for week 8 of the 52 captures challenge which is 'chair'. this is again a shot from last weekend's visit at the allen gardens in downtown toronto.

a 'macro' of the landscape that is the garden conservatory and the park which of late has become a tent city, a sad result of the pandemic. the pandemic maybe over, but it has negatively affected much of the community's (or country's) citizens especially those who are living below the poverty line, and as the cost of living continues to rise, the negative impact will continue to do so.

[katy]

So many challenges for this one fantastic image! So many lines and shapes too

[Kathy A]

It is definitely a chair. I'm wondering what she is doing over there.

[Shutterbug]

Interesting capture with the woman in the chair, the garden conservatory, what looks like a construction site, and a Quonset hut looking structure all in layers of the image.

[Casablanca]

This is such a poignant shot.

[Merrelyn]

I agree with @casablnca. This lady cuts such a sad and lonely figure.

[gloria jones]

Neat capture that tells a story...

[Dawn]

Certainly tells a story

[Kathy]

A bit sad in the b&w and how the woman seems to be pushed into the brush.