Homeless Haven for the kids or for the mattresses? The kids look too well-dressed to be homeless, and while the matts may be homeless, I certainly don't think they would consider this abusive situation to be a "haven."
Don't you love it when I abuse you, Justin?
yo gurl, snoopy commented on 01.04.04
I WANNA JOIN!!!!! LOOKS LIKE FUN!!!
Justin commented on 01.01.04
Homeless Haven!
TheTao commented on 10.29.03
Belief once again in humanity
kerry commented on 06.15.03
tis picture reminds me of the day me and my housemaes came home and found 3 mattresses stacked up in our living room. we had a great 3 days jumping on them like in this photo then one day they just disappeared.true story.
Someone from Hawai'i commented on 04.15.03
Wheeeeeeeeeee!! What great fun!!!
The Man commented on 02.22.03
HEY! Those thugs stole my bed!
talbot@aya.yale.edu commented on 12.21.02
Awesome colors and composition
Sheryl commented on 12.21.02
Wonderful subject, beautiful photo, perfect title encompasses young joy, street grit & nostalgia for "sandlot" games of our youth. 5 stars
Ena commented on 12.21.02
Kids and mattresses equals energy and joy. The photo says it all!
killer commented on 12.16.02
JUMP
Stalsie commented on 12.16.02
Best use of humans
Carlostwin commented on 12.08.02
Actually, those poor matresses are getting a right kicking from those street thugs!
Franco Pernoli commented on 11.19.02
I am impressed. This pic is real art. Those are some of the most beautifull streetmattresses i ever saw.
mushbigdog commented on 11.18.02
That's a huge wall, what is it?
Jack commented on 11.16.02
What the hell? Taking the mik out of homeless people! thats me in the pic
Vogtan commented on 11.15.02
This would be the cover photo for a National Geographic Story about the modern street mattress.
A serious piece of photo journalistic work, Mr H-F. Well done.
Obscura commented on 11.15.02
Fantastic photo! These mattresses have found friends and a new life on the streets.