Societal Flaws 2

I felt that, in some ways - this matched my piece of writing from last Christmas:
 A dark shape shadowing an even darker doorway...   That was how I saw you, in cold rain, on Christmas Eve. I'd seen you plenty of times before throughout the past year, but somehow this was different. That you were sat here, in exactly the same spot as always, struck me as poignant and a wave of melancholy engulfed me.   In the past we preferred to believe you were invisible. That way we didn't have to acknowledge in disgust or guilt the fact that you were here. Whether in summer shine, or autumn chill, our faces remained turned away.   I picture the warmth of my home whilst letting my eyes surreptitiously

And this particular image is an overlayed exposure of:



I wanted to show the contrast between different interactions of society. The homeless man lay sleeping with a pile of beer cans by his side, on the street. Whilst on the other side of the wall, the modern man stood unaware, flicking through the latest news on his 3G internet Blackberry. Or some such item. And this was the set-up, literally, a wall between these two men.