They all have mobile phones which seem to be more important than the people around them.

Superb street capture!

Admired in:
www.ipernity.com/group/tolerance

different actitudes, nice street capture

This reminded me on famous photo from Garry Winogrand.
www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/ladies-bench

Weird times..

Good find, Marko! Times do change...

Very interesting, Marko, I never saw that before. It reminds me of this one, when you remove the device www.ericpickersgill.com/removed

Beautiful candid Frank.

I recall one science fiction story where people no longer had any physical contact. That day seem to be close!

Somebody has to recreate that photo but in "modern" times.

Not possible here =D
www.ipernity.com/doc/serola/33146143

sprechen, aber nicht miteinander....

Una pincelada real de la vida. Lo que une lo virtual y desune lo real; el smartphone. En un elemento que reúne; el banco.

lol,that is really too much personal space.
Good documentary on loneliness.
www.imdb.com/title/tt4716560

Also very interesting,didnt see it before,for a couple of years they will be under skin or scull,and i will still sporting my old Nokia xpressmusic..;))

The new form of digital talking, well captured.
Does it isolate or bring closer? It abolishes long distances but creates them in the immediate environment. In the end, it creates real bonds, but it probably kills neighbouring solidarity.
What is better, you ask us. I do not have an answer, but the question is worth debating.