This is street photography by a shy guy. I didn't even dare take a picture of people facing me. And the figure seems too far away. It was a long time ago. Maybe I would be more assured today. But I would still take such a photograph. I like the loneliness it conveys. The light on the pavement degrades slowly to the left and there are those two round things symetrically positioned behind the man with the beige suit. Where is he looking, I couldn't tell. It seems totally uninteresting. And you have the homeless man sitting on the bottom left, drinking some beer with a straw. Today, I wouldn't get such a picture because there are very few people left wearing beige suits and a hat. Hats seems to have disappeared from men's head, when it was so common in New York years ago. Suits are now dark, but mainly reserved for Wall Street workers. And the man has a newspaper rolled in this hands. These are also fading away. Today you are bent on your smartphone to check the news. And it is not yesterday's news. Also, it is hard to see a homeless in the streets of New York nowadays. They have been hidden. Apparently they are now relegated in the abandoned underground tunnels of the city…