Taken with an old Kodak Cameo camera. I worked at a nursing home in Rockleigh, NJ. This is a favorite spot for residents and their families. Normally I worked the evening shift. This particular day I did a double shift. As I started my regular shift at 3pm there was a gentleman in particular that was there that day with his wife who'd come to visit. I remember how affectionate they were. Hugging, holding hands and kissing like they were teenagers. Not caring that the world was watching. He died suddenly that night. I came out for a much needed break at 5 a.m. I don't know what made me take my camera, but when I took this pic,I took it both with and without flash. I love how the fog looks like it was washed on the photo. I prefer this one to the flash. It has a more sombre tone and really does give one to pause. Aside from the remberence of this picture, two things came from it. The first, after seeing the finished product, I never leave home without my camera. The second, it is this photograph that is my first attempt at Grisalle. Comments and suggestions are warmly welcomed.