He didn't know which hall ("A" or "B") his children would come out. The only thing he could do was to wait at hall "A" and keep an eye on the TV for hall "B".
I took Phil's suggestion and change the picture a little bit. Thanks Phil!!!
Parents can do anything for their own children. Including nurture, upbringing and sacrifice. Parents can do so much to their own bloodline, But why not the same when the other way round.
Phil, Many thanks for your suggestion. I took your advice and modified the photo a little bit. The small change really makes a big impact of the message. Thanks again Phil.
This image works because of how you have abstract it --shooting the man from behind, and drawing our focus to the his situation. If you crop out the person at left, you will find that he becomes even more striking, standing alone on that shiny floor panel. The image would have been even more poignant if you had been able to include his full reflection on that shiny floor panel, and also included more of the closed door at right. You would just have had to move back a bit and shift your frame to the right, cropping out the woman at left and including the door at right. Keep your images as simple as you can, CM.
