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This is an outtake from a family shooting this year. I had to capture this nice scene besides the set.
It isn't easy to come up with a picture that represents a childhood memory, but I still have my pencil box from grade one.The picture on the lid was of children pulling a sleigh over the snow. There was a ruler marked on one side and three compartments inside. Dad wrote my name on the bottom which was marked over by my classmate who stole it from me and it was months before I got it back. His name is still also on the bottom. I forgive you, Harry :)
In 1955 an awesome place opened up for kids and families along Rt 40 in Ellicott City Md called the Enchanted Forest a storybook amusement park. It remained opened until around 1995. In 2004 most of the pieces such as the Old Womans Shoe seen here in my photo were saved and enjoying a new life at Clarks Elioak Farm which is open to the public and new generations can enjoy the Enchanted Forest or relives their childhood memories there such as myself. I loves that place as a kid.
Wandering around Minami-Senju ....I caught this!!
It felt symbolic on a number of levels.
Back to the piano..and videos later.
This at-home weekend has been nice!
What exciting things did you do?
Just a couple of the books I still have from my childhood. Reading was always very important to me, no matter the subject or material and it still is.
at a stage of life every human realize that the most colorful part of life was childhood. atleast I've already realized .
captured from Old Dhaka (Shakaribazar)
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The idea for this creation was to capture the look and feel of a wooden toy by mainly using basic bricks - bringing back childhood memories and taking us back to the roots of LEGO!
Shot for Crazy Tuesday, theme "childhood memories".
About half a century ago, when we went on holiday with the family, my mother and I often enjoyed a game of chess. Especially for our travelling adventures, she gave me this chess set when I was around 8 years old, in a neat case. It is well worn but still intact and complete. My mother has passed on 12 years ago, and I don't play chess anymore. Times gone by.....
Don't really like shot those homeless people, but those girls... I hope behind that door they can also find some smile.
When someone is faced with a tough childhood, they are often forced to grow up and mature faster than others. Consequently, this usually results in a "lost" or "forgotten childhood".
I wanted this photo to represent this. The story behind it was two children, orphans, growing up in poverty. The elder sister is standing tall to show that she is her sister's protector and is essentially taking on the role of the mother. The younger sister is holding on to her older sister's leg to show dependence.
I wanted this to be a very dark photograph. And I wanted them to have very intense stares (which they are friggen amazing at). All I had to do was explain to them once what I wanted, what this photograph was about and the emotion they should portray and they did it no problem, without me having to ask or direct them again. They're awesome.
This is going to be part of a series of photos all with the this same theme.
I'm probably going to re-edit this because I think it could be a bit better.
If I am not running around with the kids and acting like one myself, there is nothing I like better than to sit back and watch them play. Just enjoying the simple pleasures of childhood like running in the grass. I think watching them pleases the child as well. After a particularly high jump or rough tumble they will look to me and say, did you see me?! Yes of course I saw you, it was amazing.
for our daily challenge - the joy of
Nikon D7000 ~ Nikkor 105mm f2.5 Ai ~ 1/400 sec.~ Aperture f/2.5 ~ ISO 200
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Napier (NZ) foreshore. There was a big storm recently and a lot of driftwood - including huge logs were deposited along the beach. The council are trying to get rid of them by burning. The large dark patch on the right of the girl is evidence that this log is going nowhere! Makes a great seat where it is. The little girl was unaware of my presence when taking the photo.