A tourist from a visiting cruise ship clutches the rusting bars of a cell at Devil’s Island, the notorious French penal colony that operated from 1852 to 1946. Most of the 80,000 prisoners who were sent here were never seen again. Such thoughts seem to be in the mind of this visitor – this image could express such human values as empathy, sadness, and despair. The light and shadow playing upon the bars move from light into darkness, underscoring the grim history of this place.