We live our lives every day crossing paths with hundreds of people. We sit next to complete strangers on a daily basis commuting to our destinations.

As a society we are obsessed with our connection to social networking, each individual must be a part of it in some way or other. At present we know more intimate details about near acquaintances than ever before and as a society are obsessed with public image and knowledge about others.

Although we live in this ever expanding digital world our grasp on humanity seems to slowly be lost, communicating with our small electrical device and not with the people around us, leaving us alone in the presence of many.

The book "Alone" examines and portrays feeling alone while being surrounded and in the most populated of places. The book is image concentrated.