The Little Ones

Jan says: Once a child has an idea the utmost haste is employed to make it happen and everything else disappears. I like how this image catches both the importance of speed in a child's life and children's ability to make time freeze.

Por tierra y aire. By land and air. by SANTI BAÑON

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Jan says: One person's waste can still be a great toy and cause for happiness when it finds a child.

STRANGER number FIFTEEN: Wait buddy wait by Ata Mohammad Adnan

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Jan says: Lost in her own world, playing with star dust.

Polvos de Hada / Fairy dust by Alberto Rojas Serrano

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Jan says: Little relaxed fella taking it easy in a big, cold stone world.

Let Me Be Your Model by Boong

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Jan says: The weight of a lifetime on such small shoulders. Many corners to take, many surprises to come.

Life is an alleyway by Henri-Antoine

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Jan says: Small person, big stare.

Who U looking at? by [StudioWane]

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Jan says: Small person, big muscle.

Sarah 006 by smithereen11

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Jan says: Incredibly deep, somehow fragile and irresistible questioning eyes.

L1002776 by carla d

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All gone ;) by Meral Crifasi

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Jan says: Cool glasses, cool pose – and a pinch of child-clumsiness because she hasn't practised her performance hundreds of times (yet).

# (132) by Anthony Dorman

Jan says: So much effort and concentration in that wink. As we learn to master little things with less and less effort, sometimes they loose meaning, too.

The Flower Girl Approves by Ryan Brenizer

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