A Fleeting Moment of Childhood

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It’s a moment without a care, not minding the industry in the background or how cold the sea is.  Whether the game is complicated or a simple as running on wet sand, it’s a good one. A single frame of life frozen on a frame of 35mm.

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  24. A great composition. Artistically, I love the horizon in the distance with it’s industry, and the subject dark and crisp in the foreground. I agree that children don’t see industry and pollution, they only see fun and adventure.

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  34. I wish there were never that background in a picture. 😦 Although I must admit that not every smokestack emits pollution even though I always feel that way. Lovely juxtaposition of the child and nature against the background.

    janet

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