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Comments

[angie]

did you speak to any of the residents, sidney? not that it was necessary as you can see everything on their faces.

[pieterbie]

Love the way you got the eyes!

[lawstude]

a heart warming series. i pity those who left them there.

[Still]

I'm very touched by the great humanity that emerges from this awesome gallery of portraits...

[Ashish Sidapara]

Very nice portrait!

[La Chouette]

Tes portraits de personnes agés sont attendrissants

[aCey]

omigosh, she lost her teeth?

[[terrorkitten]]

these portraits are wonderful Sidney, I have really enjoyed the whole series.

[Bemused]

Very poignant series. You have quite a way of capturing human emotion.

[lasiate]

tout s'affaisse même les désirs et les plaisirs . Ah vieillir!!!!

[dodong flores]

if there are ways I can only personally help for their fundraising campaign...
This home for the aged deserves to have more attention. I hope this blog can help in its exposure so more philanthropies would come and help.
Nice photography you got here, again...
... and as I said again sometime before, the B&W conversion is apt for the theme...

[Luke]

a sad image. nice one though!

[Kyels]

Age is the constant reminder that we grow and things change from time to time.

[Michael Rawluk]

You have magic.

[Otto K.]

Poignant, Sidney.

[Hildegarde]

Age : not easy to deal with.

[Shazeen Samad]

You are so lucky to shoot all these wonderful portraits,,, May be i should go and join .. hehe :)

[L.Reis]

You usually do great work with your documentaries and series , but this one is more than that...it's quite a social intervention...maybe showing this kind of realities can help to make some changes...

[kikomeister]

androgynous si lola. hehehe

[tin-tin]

just one picture? :)

[Christian]

C'est bête à dire, mais la plupart de ces personnes âgées n'ont plus de dents ou presque. Que mangent-ils principalement ?
Du riz ?
Ces photos sont toujours aussi tendres et humains.
Salut Sidney.