A photo a day of Rancho Palos Verdes, Rolling Hills & Palos Verdes Estates, located on the hills of PV peninsula at the southwestern tip of Los Angeles county
OK, it may sound exaggerated, but this image moved me deeply. The hooded boy with his concentration and chubby hands, Gap track suit and big shoes reminds me so much of my 4 year-old son. The patient hands of the man before him, a soothing image of fatherhood: something my little boy has not been fortunate enough to experience (yet).
I am a single working mom and this image pulled strings on so many levels, Tash. But it gave me hope too. There's a daddy out there, just waiting to be handed a toy soldier. And the game will begin.
I love the emotion of the folded hands beside the child. Someone waiting, someone deep in thought. You've captured such an emotionally rich moment here.
Superb photo capturing the image of youthful imagination, a vignette of action figures in a land of make-believe. The hands of a patient father who knows all too well what it was like to be a lad playing in the realm of fantasy. One can not see the father, yet I can almost hear his thoughts; "Play my son while you're still a boy, for all too soon you will be a man with little time for fantasies and make believe."
I love Eleonora's comment. I too, am a single mother and this picture makes me so happy because you captured something that happened in a split second and can remember it always. I hve a 3 yr old son and I love when I capture precious moments like this.
The composition is spot on, Tash.The straight back of the child and the leaning over of the lilly fronds. Both enclosing the hands. The hooded head contributes so much to the satisfaction of this image. Maybe that we cannot be sure if the child be male or female.
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A lovely portrait perfectly framed. I like the idea of the two pairs of hands, one waiting the other working...
OK, it may sound exaggerated, but this image moved me deeply. The hooded boy with his concentration and chubby hands, Gap track suit and big shoes reminds me so much of my 4 year-old son. The patient hands of the man before him, a soothing image of fatherhood: something my little boy has not been fortunate enough to experience (yet).
I am a single working mom and this image pulled strings on so many levels, Tash. But it gave me hope too. There's a daddy out there, just waiting to be handed a toy soldier. And the game will begin.
Ciao
Eleonora
I love the emotion of the folded hands beside the child. Someone waiting, someone deep in thought. You've captured such an emotionally rich moment here.
It's so refreshing to see kids really playing, and playing with hands-on toys, not digital ones. I agree with Elonora.
Fabulous shot... love both sets of hands.
I'm rooting for you and your son Eleonora! Does that sweat shirt come in a larger size?
This portrait coupled with Eleonora's comment is so touching.
Superb photo capturing the image of youthful imagination, a vignette of action figures in a land of make-believe. The hands of a patient father who knows all too well what it was like to be a lad playing in the realm of fantasy. One can not see the father, yet I can almost hear his thoughts; "Play my son while you're still a boy, for all too soon you will be a man with little time for fantasies and make believe."
I love Eleonora's comment. I too, am a single mother and this picture makes me so happy because you captured something that happened in a split second and can remember it always. I hve a 3 yr old son and I love when I capture precious moments like this.
The composition is spot on, Tash.The straight back of the child and the leaning over of the lilly fronds. Both enclosing the hands. The hooded head contributes so much to the satisfaction of this image. Maybe that we cannot be sure if the child be male or female.
I can't add a thing...ditto to all above!!! Wonderful!
I will have to add my "ditto" too.
Just a marvelous capture.
I love this age, how children can disappear into their imaginations.
well-spotted :)
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