Child's photos on Flickr

Had to post another of this cute little black-necked stilt chick. It's so fluffy and cute. It was pretty small, with a body about the size of a child's fist. It's amazing to me that they just instinctively know how to forage for food at such a young age.

A child's wonder by Nancy Clark

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Hello Everyone!

I well remember this moment when I was at the butterfly exhibit a few years ago. I was taking images of this butterfly and a youngster leaned in to see what I was looking at. I thought it was a sweet moment which I thought you might enjoy viewing.

Thanks a million for stopping by and for leaving a comment. I do love hearing from you! Have a wonderful day and weekend ahead!

child´s memories by axel vom scheidt

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Child's curiosity - La curiosidad del niño by - RicardoJCF -

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Imagen capturada dentro del "Oculus" ubicado en Manhattan - New York.

Cámara Nikon D850 con lente 24-120 F4/G-VR editada con ACR y PS-CC 2019.

Recomiendo hacer doble click sobre la imagen y ver en grande.

I recommend see in larger clicking double on the image.

Muchas gracias a todos por vuestra visita y apoyo.

Thanks so much for your visit and support to everyone.

Child's Playground.... by Chrissie Avedon Dios- Habercom

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Everwinter Sim: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Elven%20Mist/242/122/26

Took this picture last year and did not like the way I edited it, so I re edited it.. enjoy!

Child's wood toy block by Bob Evans

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A child's World by Gary Burke

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This is a shot from the Butterfly release in Durham yesterday. This little girl was so proud of her Butterfly.....and she asked if I would take a picture of it for her. Of course I cleared it with her Mom first : )

For an even more Magical view......B l a c k M a g i c

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child's dream by Mary Elliott - O'Haire

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Child's Play by Gary Seloff

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Bird version of hopscotch, perhaps. Immature Snowy Egret flitting back and forth from perch to perch on Armand Bayou.

Child's Angel statue, Warriston Cemetery, Edinburgh by colin dewar

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Warriston Cemetery, which opened in 1843, was the first of Edinburgh's cemeteries designed in the 'garden style' by the architect David Cousin (1809-1878).

Cousin became a specialist in the design of cemeteries in the 1840s; he also designed the Dean (1845), Dalry (1846), Rosebank (1846) and Newington (1848) cemeteries.

Before Warriston opened Edinburgh's cemeteries and graveyards were overcrowded, unhealthy and dangerous places.

Body snatching had been commonplace until the Anatomy Act of 1832 and there were serious outbreaks of cholera in Edinburgh in the early 1830s and even as late as 1849.

The location of Warriston Cemetery on the outskirts of Edinburgh away from the city was significant therefore.

The inspiration for Warriston came from London's garden cemeteries of Kensal Green (1831), Norwood (1837) and Highgate (1839) which themselves had been influenced by European cemeteries such as Pere Lachaise in Paris.

Notable people buried at Warriston include Sir James Young Simpson, pioneer on the use of anaesthesia and the artists Horatio McCulloch and Robert Scott Lauder.

Child's Play by Gordon Baldwin

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Child's Play. by SNOB | CHLOÈ HANSEN.

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Child's by Japo García

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A Child's Smile!!! by Imran Sohail

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A child's smile;

A shy invite

To the infinite sight

Of Heaven.

A child's smile;

A fairy tale

With snow

And sand

With sea

And land

With singing birds

Of joyful sounds

And mounds

Of enthralled

Minds.

A child's smile;

A flower thrown

At the world's

Taciturn face.

A kiss in the cheek

Of the feeble

And the weak.

A child's smile

An isle of hope

A chance to see

The world agree

On fraternity.

Driss Ezzireg

Child's game by Olivier Richier

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Child's Play (again) by Martin Zell

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Don Det, Laos

Child's joy! by Mary Elliott - O'Haire

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Dutchess County Fair

Late on a Foggy Day by Jenn / SunnyDazzled

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Factory Falls on a rainy evening in the forest of Pennsylvania. It was the first time I have used my umbrella this fall.

Is It Real? by Anne Marie Clarke

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I spotted this tiny crab in the sand about 20 feet from the water, and my first thought was, could it be real? Which makes this most suitable for this week's Looking Close on Friday theme. It certainly looked real, but very tiny, only 2-3 inches across. Did a hungry gull scoop it from the water's edge and then drop it? The blue color was striking, but there are blue crabs. I didn't want to touch it, in case it was decaying, but took a series of photos, getting down in the sand for this closeup. After zooming in on the photos at home, I finally decided that it was just a very realistic child's toy, but finely detailed and very realistic. -- Robert Moses State Park, New York August 22, 2023

Posted for Looking close...On Friday theme for November 22, 2024 "Not A Real One"

Through a Child's Eyes by Mike

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The joy of Christmas through a Child's Eyes. Christmas Day greetings from New Zealand.

A Child's Play by gripspix (mostly off, health issues)

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Child's face by S Reulink

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To see through a child’s eyes by Charlie Wade

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British Museum, London