A Soldiers Song Photograph by Jenny Revitz Soper

A Soldier's Song

by Jenny Revitz Soper

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Title

A Soldier's Song

Artist

Jenny Revitz Soper

Medium

Photograph - Photo

Description

The soldier is sitting on the sidewalk beneath the 405 freeway at Wilshire Blvd. He plays his horn for commuters waiting at the light at Sepulveda Blvd, near the Veteran's Hospital in West Los Angeles. During rush hour, it can take up to 20 minutes to travel half a mile to this location, only to stop and go again on the freeway. Nevertheless, he is often present and happy to play his music. I stumbled upon him while I was on a bus to capture this moment. It's amazing how some individuals can leave a lasting impression without even realizing it. So, I'd like to take this opportunity to thank this Soldier for his service.

Tied for second place in the Memorial Day - Military Art contest on Fine Art America, 5/23/2017.

FIRST PLACE in The Unflinching Gaze contest on July 22, 2017.

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March 23rd, 2017

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Comments (65)

Debby Pueschel 21 Days Ago

Congratulations again on Artist of the Week in 1000 Views. This is an amazing piece! FL

Ann Pride

Excellent creation Jenny, very atmospheric

Joe Pratt

Very good catch! Glad you honor him. FV

Kathi Isserman

Amazing capture

Toni Hopper

I know "a picture says a 1000 words" but really, the story in text adds to the image!

Robert Tubesing

Impressive image.

Brian Tada

A revisit to this powerfully moving image ~ a touching tribute to our Veterans. F/L

Jasna Dragun

Very nicely done !! l/f

Rick Hansen

Fantastic!! Nicely done!! L/F

Aleksandrs Drozdovs

So good pic & story behind!

Gary McJimsey

Thanks Jenny for sharing your photo. It’s very nice. LF

Johanna Zettler

Beautiful capture.

Cyril Jayant

Lovely story !!!

Andreea Eva Herczegh

Beautiful street photography!

Susanna Schorr

So interesting capture!

I'ina Van Lawick

Jenny, what a beautiful and poignant image. I touches me deeply. Truly a celebration of life!! LF

Andrew Wilson

Revisiting this great street photograph!

Christiane Behrmann

Excellent capture in B&W, leaves a great impression on ones soul, Jenny. We can all learn from this soldier. 'Keep on playing your music", "never give up"...heart feeling, and in spite of the sadness of this situation, also very uplifting!!!

Jerry Griffin

This is so good! This works on so many levels but as a former trumpet player I think this is just cool. My hats off to him and to you for getting this shot. L/F

Bruce Frye

A striking image on a positive note.

VIVA Anderson

Ohh, the pathos your wonderful eye has captured,and so finely presented, Kobushi, RV...VIVA

Toni Abdnour

What a great image on so many levels! Love the grainy texture and, of course, the story that is beautifully captured here! Wonderful, Jenny! l/f/tw

Brian Tada

Jenny, this image caught my eye. Superb monochromatic presentation with a powerfully moving storyline. May we as a society never forget our dear Veterans who have sacrificed so much for our precious freedoms. Blessings on this image. F/L