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Old man, Burford, Cotswolds


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Old man, Burford, Cotswolds

An old man with a very sad face, sits in a stone shelter and smokes a cigarette. Burford, Oxfordshire, Cotswolds, England. He looks very lonely. Outside it is a lovely sunny day. First published The Sunday Times Date: 1988

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1988 Burford Cigarette Cotswolds Dunn Eighties Lonely Memories Past Philip Regrets Solitude Sorrow Twilight Worried Years Recalling


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In this poignant photograph, taken in the picturesque village of Burford in the Cotswolds, England, during the late 1980s, an old man sits alone in a weathered stone shelter, lost in thought as he smokes a cigarette. The sun casts a warm, golden glow over the idyllic scene outside, but the old man's face is etched with deep lines of worry and sadness. His eyes seem to hold a world of untold stories and regrets, as if he is recalling the past with a heavy heart. The photograph, first published in The Sunday Times in 1988, captures the essence of solitude and the passage of time. The old man, an OAP (Old Age Pensioner), appears to be a mere spectator to the beauty and vibrancy of the world around him, yet he seems unable to partake in its joys. His worn clothing and weathered appearance suggest a life of hardship and struggle, and his demeanor speaks of a deep-seated melancholy. The image evokes a sense of nostalgia and introspection, inviting the viewer to ponder the weight of the years and the burdens that come with the passage of time. The old man's sadness serves as a reminder of the fleeting nature of life and the importance of cherishing the moments we have. The photograph is a poignant testament to the human condition, and a beautiful example of the power of street photography to capture the raw emotions and experiences of everyday life. Taken by renowned British photographer Philip Dunn, this photograph is a hauntingly beautiful depiction of the human experience, and a poignant reminder of the beauty and sadness that can be found in even the most ordinary moments.

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