As Marley would say, " Let the photo do the talking."
Taken in Provins, France this is one of my very, very favorite photographs.
Thursday, August 13, 2009
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13 comments:
Love it!
I can see why this is one of your favorites - it's simply amazing! And now I'm very curious about what the one kid was saying that has all the others so attentive. Love the variety of shoes and clothes and the two cute hats!
It just doesn't get any better than this! It's one of the cutest photos I've ever seen. It should be framed and hanged!
Great job!
Brilliant! This little boy is obviously quite the raconteur.
Oh, this one is just perfect! And I'm sure your grandchildren enjoy it too!
Love the expression of the kid on the end next to the kid with the striped shirt (is the striped shirt kid a boy or girl?)
I'm speechless...
xx,
M
That is such a beautiful photo. I love it!
Thanks for the nod :)
C'est extra!!!
Reminds me of a modern-day Cartier-Bresson image.
Once again, I am blown away by your gift for people shots! This one is stunning! I also like the one of the man in the museum (in your blue series). Spectacular!
I'm so glad that I decided to look at some of your older photos because this one is a buried treasure.
James,
I don't know how you found it but it is a goodie, n'est-ce pas??
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