Lamp Boy at Bauddha
343. Lamp Boy at Bauddha
Photo By: DreamSky
Post Date: 26th March, 2009
Description: He is a prayer lamp seller at Bauddha Stupa. Wearing his cute smile, he was asking everyone around to buy his lamps. He was free, frank and a no-more-stranger boy, completely different form the ‘cute stranger’ of his age that I met on the way to Chisapani. Is this difference just because of exposure to dissimilar societies or there is something else more?
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March 27th, 2009 at 11:48 am
Marvelous!! To see them laughing with glee, warms the heart in you and me!! Isn’t it?? And yes it must be the divide in the society, which is reflected in this picture (free-frank nature) in comparison to “The Cute Stranger” which is in contrary.
When You Capture A Child’s Smile (by Michelle R Kidwell)
When you capture a child’s smile
I believe you are capturing a bit
Of the joy of life
The innocence
In laughing eyes!
When you capture a child’s smile
Genuine and real
Not some made up hollywood version
Of childhood
You remember the love
God had for the children
And you cry the tears
For all those who experienced
Childhood lost.
When you capture a child’s smile
You are capturing
Genuine joy.
http://www.authorsden.com/visit/viewpoetry.asp?id=248036&AuthorID=7009
March 29th, 2009 at 2:16 pm
Picture Perfect!!
March 29th, 2009 at 8:27 pm
DreamSky ! You have captured a ‘Fruitful moment’ well. Nice shot I must say and the choice of viewpoint is thoughtful which made the ‘subject’ more prominent. The smile on boy’s face is very pulling and viewers can instantly feel the innocence he has.
Question at the end of description is philosophical as you always are. It raises some true virtue of human being and I wish I can answer it for you. Keep searching.