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I've been so busy all week I've not had time to look at the two big shoots I did last week, Anthony's sports festival mentioned in my fritzing lens post, and the temple ikebana event that I posted about here and here.
The little scene above unfolded as the sun was setting on the latter event, in the garden of the Shoren'in Temple (青蓮院) in eastern Kyoto.
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Cute!
What a great series! Children are children the world over…
Your post appeared in my G+ stream just below a post from Art Wolfe that contained the following quote:
“Accept the children the way we accept trees—with gratitude, because they are a blessing—but do not have expectations or desires. You don’t expect trees to change, you love them as they are.”
― Isabel Allende
Mike.
Those shots are awesome, especially the first one. I’m sure their parents took, or had taken, a bunch of posed photographs, but I bet yours would blow them all away.
Utterly charming photos.
Utterly delightful. I look forward to more photos of kids during Shichi Go San.