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I love the picture of the older people focused only on eating, while the little girl (looking quite bored) is the only one who sees the camera.
One gets the feeling that she alone is looking into the future, while the others are stuck in their old ways.
She is bored and boredom is often the predecessor of change.
Lovely and telling pics....
Posted by: Maggie | January 27, 2009 at 12:18 AM