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Homeless Drummer

Taken in downtown Austin, TX. A drummer to a different beat. Don't forget the homeless in 2008!

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Maurizio Miele

Maurizio Miele 04 Jun 2013

Great shot !

Cathy Jones
Artist Reply: Thank you Maurizio! I'm so glad you like him :) Cathy
Armando Salas

Armando Salas 10 Aug 2008

Impressive statement.

Cathy Jones
Artist Reply: Thank you so much Armando!- Cathy
MJ Mitchell

MJ Mitchell 10 Aug 2008

Powerful photo - I couldn't imagine living on the streets, my heart aches for those - some, yes could help it - others simply can't. Why do we have homeless people when there are millions of dollars floating around being spent on "materialist items"? Why are homes not being built instead? Why do children have to lye their little head down at night with pings of pain in their stomachs from hunger? I wish I were a millionaire - I wouldn't go out and buy lavish cars, jewelry, clothes, toys - I would walk the streets and try to help - donate to shelters, food banks and so forth. Just think if the millionaires would do the same how so, so many families would be taken care of - IMAGINE!

Cathy Jones
Artist Reply: So True MJ! Just IMAGINE! I wish I was filthy rich, why can't we take care of our fellow humans? So well said my friend! Cathy
jO ANNA jARVIS

jO ANNA jARVIS 03 Mar 2008

He dresses well..but does he have talent?....Excellent shot!

Cathy Jones
Artist Reply: thanks so much Jo Anna! lol! well, he was trying!
John Fish

John Fish 12 Jan 2008

what a great photo. thanks for capturing this image. I go by homeless people in downtown every day and never have the nerve to ask them if I can photograph them.