I like the walking people in the background. The old man draws with passion I think. Do he sell his images?

wow he's now in a wheelchair. interesting how time passes and you can link back to it.

It's hard for disabled folk like this. I think those otherwise capable of work get more help from the system somehow. I'm always puzzled how so many these days can afford $100,000 special vehicles to carry electric chairs and them.
A friendly point on grammar here. It should be 'saw' him a year ago. You don't make many mistakes. I can't imagine trying to write Farsi.

Very interesting to photo-document the same person a year later... that would be a fascinating project, to follow the lives of the urban homeless in photographs.

Curious to know if you gave him any money for his picture?

Time marches on and it seems very little has changed for him.

Although sad, it's a nice shot.

Hi Sam, I am an amateur photographer.. and a frequent visitor to your blog.
Just wondering what your post-processing workflow is like. Do you use any special Lightroom presets (or similar Photoshop effects) to achieve the colors in your photos. I have noticed (*might be a wrong observation) but there's a distinct (uniform) color tone in most of your urban(toronto) photography.