I don’t, as a rule, take photographs of children….but here are a couple of old images
Exuberance in Cuba, over a decade ago:
Kids at play, Cuba
Innocence, in an English garden:
Connecting in play
Linked to Weekly Photo Challenge at Jenn’s here
Colouring by touch : altering by thought : fed by feeding.
Improving travel photography one step at a time.
Creative Exploration in Words and Pictures
Mainly through the lens of a Nikon
city of cobblestones, brutal history, parkland, music, spring ... and twins
where travel meets art
anneguygardendesigns
Amateur photography by a professional Physical Therapist!
Photos, words and art inspired by nature
Een grens is een wens
Déclenchez l'émotion....
walking tours of historic Bergen with the photographer in mind
photography.. art.. colour.. handmade..
Sharing a world of joy with photos and words
Photos, art - and a little bit of LIT.
"It’s never too late to become what you might have been."......................George Elliot
“È un’illusione che le foto si facciano con la macchina...si fanno con gli occhi, con il cuore, con la testa”. H.C. Bresson
musings of a frequent flying scientist
Art and the philosophy of life
Exploration of the Past
I always avoid getting children into a photo. The modern world has made photographing children a real minefield. Love the second shot, with its timeless quality. Could have been taken in my youth.
Best wishes, Pete.
That’s why I converted it to B&W, Pete…..pure nostalgia!
The black and white one is very nostalgic of an English summer, though I’d square it up and chop out those distracting leaves.
Well, yes, but it was quicker just to grab this shot, previously posted!!
Love them both – and I love photographing children, but yes, a minefield in the western world.
Glad you like these, A C!
The English children are sweet. The photo has the sense of a by-gone era.
Thanks, Jenn!
You captured it well, the bliss of being young, Sue!
I hoped I had!
Cute and the B&W works well.
janet
Thanks, Janet!
And when you do, you epitomise childhood.
Brilliant!!
Love the expression on the young boys face
They were having fun, chasing each other on the improvised ‘Go karts’…..
more than the sum of the parts -the contrast between the two makes each more charming
Thanks, Laura!
Little fairies in the field!
Yes!!
I love the black and white photo. It’s beautiful.
Very redolent of the past, don’t you think?