This photo was taken at a cancer walk in Houston. The people walking in the photo are walking for a cause, but at the same time they are littering which is a whole other problem that needs to be addressed. They are doing a good thing by going on the walk and raising money for cancer, but at the same time they are ruining the earth. This really captures Houston because the people who live here are so oblivious to what is happening around them. They do one good thing and think it's enough, what's going to happen after the walk is done? Another organization will come clean up after them. It is a never ending cycle.

I feel very strongly about this photo because it is a ghost bike, which are bikes posted up all around Houston where a biker got hit and killed by a car. The bikes are stripped of chains and brakes so they won't be stolen, spray painted white, given flowers, and a plaque with the victim's name printed on it. I took the photo at this angle so you could see the street, showing that even though someone died life goes on. A lot of people don't know what ghost bikes really mean, and I think it should be more widely known. As I was taking this photo, a man stopped and asked me to email the photo to him and when he gave me his business card I noticed that he had the same last name of the victim on the bike.