Habits

The photograph is set in a large, abandoned library. The walls are lined with empty bookshelves, and the floor is covered in a thick layer of dust. A single man is standing in the middle of the library, his back to the camera. He is wearing a long coat and a hat, and his head is down. The photograph is taken from a high angle, and the light from the windows is streaming in from the left side of the frame. The photograph is a metaphor for the loss of knowledge and culture. The library is a symbol of learning and scholarship, and the fact that it is abandoned suggests that knowledge is being lost. The man in the photograph is a symbol of humanity, and his isolation suggests that we are all alone in the world.