Home Less or Homeless by Anna Cicala

While exploring the vibrant streets of Little Havana in Miami, the photographer encountered a man whose presence immediately stirred a sense of deep compassion. Balancing a camera and a Cuban coffee, she felt compelled to capture his portrait, seeking to highlight the inherent goodness and humanity in his expression. The resulting image is a poignant study of character, elevated by a masterful composition that draws the viewer directly into the subject's world. This portrait stands as an award-worthy testament to the photographer’s ability to find profound, quiet dignity in a fleeting street encounter, transforming a simple moment into a lasting emotional connection.

Home Less or Homeless by Anna Cicala
Light & Composition Photo of the Day

Anna Cicala

REGISTERED PHOTOGRAPHER

Born and raised in Canada, Anna Cicala is a passionate photographer currently based in Ontario. Her work is driven by the belief that photography serves as a powerful medium to evoke deep emotion and preserve life's fleeting moments. With a profound love for nature, wildlife, and global travel, she strives to create impactful imagery that resonates with viewers, turning time stamps into visual stories that inspire and reflect the beauty of the human experience.

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Award Winner Photo of the Day
Award Date January 29, 2021
Value 12.0
Clarity 13.0
Composition 18.0
Style 12.0
Skill 12.0
Photograph Location
Miami, Florida, The United States

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Jury Score: 67.0/80
Resonance Score: 1.3/20
Total Award Score: 68.3/100

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  1. Pal Smurch says:

    Well taken shot. Subject matter is pretty pedestrian. Every high school kid with a camera takes shots of the homeless.

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    • Anna Cicala says:

      Yes, and we all have some fabulous stories to tell. Those before us, us, and after us. Life is beautiful isn’t it!

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