Loneliness in the school courtyard by Marisa Livet

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5th May 2004	Marisa

This photo is part of a thematic gallery
called "Loneliness".
Click on the lonely little kite

if you feel like seeing the other pictures.

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Ken Zaret		03-May-2020 01:45
This image won the 549th PBase Show & Tell Competition: Hope and Sorrow. Great work, Marisa!

Dafna		27-Apr-2013 00:23
I particularly like this photo... the composition- colours- and he does look small and lonely...

Sheryl Chacon		26-Apr-2013 05:21
Excellent gallery!

Teresa Vilhena		05-Dec-2009 22:19
What a lovely shot!!!

Guest		22-Aug-2009 18:50
This is an outstanding photograph! Bravo!

Ann Cleeves		23-Jun-2008 13:54
Very well presented......a lovely composition. Somehow it brings back memories.

Guest		18-Dec-2007 20:31
Sadness in the lonliness, the weatcher matching the childs mood, yet hope in the colour. Beautiful

Guest		18-Dec-2007 20:31
Sadness in the lonliness, the weatcher matching the childs mood, yet hope in the colour. Beautiful

Charles Lasnier		15-Dec-2007 10:57
A posture too old for his years.

Johnny Rasmussen		14-Jul-2007 23:50
Very good picture and a good theme that many can relate to. Like this gallery.

Denis Vincelette		30-Jun-2007 10:50
Quelle pureté . quelle pureté Plus je regarde tes galleries, plus tu m'épates ! Une artiste .... !!!!!!!!

Arnulf M. Elvevold		26-Nov-2006 12:47
I like this one very much - in spite of the sad fact that this is the brutal situation for a lot of children.

R.Moreno		12-Apr-2006 09:01
Outstanding picture and presentation. Voted.

Jim Chiesa		06-Aug-2004 06:19
This is a lovely image where the child's yellow coat reflects the colour of the window blinds. The position of this child on the left gives us some kind of expectation, emptiness further on that seems to go well with your title. Well done, Marisa !

Guest		23-Jun-2004 14:01
Your eye for composition and capturing feelings is so skillful as to always grab my attention. I love the way you use color and the lack of it to create your images too. You continually see what many of us, especially me, overlook on a daily basis.

inti		07-May-2004 15:24
This child, propped against the wall, seems to be lost in thoughts or looking out at things that go on elsewhere...without him/her. The positioning set against the big wall with big windows seems to increase the feeeling of isolation....a feeling of 'smallness'. A superb image. I guess, many of us can look back and remember times such as these. Very emotive - a great capture. Rob

Sergey Korolev		05-May-2004 12:24
Well done..