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What a great photo, Ellen! It has a timelessness to it, and the perspective of small children surrounded by nature and running toward the beach fills the frame with excitement and anticipation. Well done!
This black and white photo and lack of current identifying images brings us back to an earlier era. It’s carefree, it’s all about being a little kid, the “when” doesn’t matter.
I was taking a photo of the pathway under the trees leading to the beach when two little boys ran into my picture. I grabbed a shot with them and only later did I see the influence of W. Eugene Smith’s famous image, The Walk To Paradise Garden.
I love the black and white.
What a great photo, Ellen! It has a timelessness to it, and the perspective of small children surrounded by nature and running toward the beach fills the frame with excitement and anticipation. Well done!
This black and white photo and lack of current identifying images brings us back to an earlier era. It’s carefree, it’s all about being a little kid, the “when” doesn’t matter.
Classic and timeless and hands-down my new favorite photo of yours! I especially love how the trees dwarf the little children. It’s perfection.
Timeless and so evocative of childhood adventure
A beautiful composition of giant trees arching over 2 tiny children running toward the sea. It has a storybook quality that makes the heart sing.
I was taking a photo of the pathway under the trees leading to the beach when two little boys ran into my picture. I grabbed a shot with them and only later did I see the influence of W. Eugene Smith’s famous image, The Walk To Paradise Garden.
Art informs art.
http://time.com/37534/into-the-light-w-eugene-smiths-walk-to-paradise-garden/
The Family of Man! In color it might even be a Diane Arbus image.
An image rife with possibilities.