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Little munchkins
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
| These two little boys, were at a shop with their mother. Many of the children in Laos have not seen many, or maybe any white foreigners before. These two were unsure of me. I later showed them their picture in my camera. The older one decided he was not afraid, but the younger one just did not know what to think. Not too many cameras around town. (I think that is the reason, dogs chased me so much, was I was different smelling, looking, and had the big black camera). |
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sweet and innocent children, i love the expressions. well done, Gloria (the stranger with the big black thing:)
- Janice
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(33032) - [2005-02-24 22:51]
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Definitely little munchkins. Lovely capture of these little sweeties Gloria. Thank you for showing them to us.
I just read your intro notes. What a shame about your laptop and photos. I know I should copy mine onto CD's more often than I am doing. Maybe this weekend!! They also say that CDs don't last more than 10 years. I shall think about buying dearer ones next time - may help!
Regards, Janice
That is just adorable, I love your shot, title and the note. Very nicely done, Gloria. (to nitpick, then you've missed their feet a bit)
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- Arusem
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Outstanding... looks super in BW.
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Very cute picture. Your narrative helps :) The older kid is looking at you smiling, while the younger one is just staring straight ahead.