This post is a part of both, Wandering Wednesday Series & The A-Z Challenge – April 2013
My Wandering Wednesday Series are dedicated to the flight of my imagination now and then, captured by my camera lens. And then, favourite songs and movies simply fill in the gaps for the right captions! I try to give you the backstory of the picture too. Perhaps you may see a tale hidden there. Check the previous posts here.
To quote Confucius, “I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand.” We all learn by what we observe and emulate. Life is too short to do it all by yourself. Sometimes, you take the shorter route and apply someone else’s principles or experiences. Good or bad, they stem from what you have observed them to do for the other person. And then again, not everyone with sight is said to have vision. Do you have what it takes to see it like it is?
This picture is that of the flower girl at a family wedding. Oblivious to all those who had their eyes on her, she set out to discover her own horizons. The sand was her playground, the strewn petals, her playmates and the carpet, her maze.
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Comments
Its a beautiful picture. Of course who observes better than children, the paint their vast canvases by the flight of their imagination based on their observations 🙂
Gracias 🙂
The picture is really beautiful…and so is the girl…wish we could see her face.
She was a porcelain doll Janu……you had to see her to believe her.
Lovely picture and presentation. Your own ‘observational’ powers are revealed in this post. 🙂
Shail from you, it is a super awesome compliment. I am smiling ear to ear.
Brilliant picture composition 🙂
Thank you hai jee!
Beautiful picture and bful lines !! Kids r blessed to be in their own world till they grow up
Well we all have to…that is the sad part…..
Children !! They make such good concepts but a nightmarish subject always fluttering about all over the place. You see the world through your lens too 🙂
PhenoMenon
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Occasionally, yes, I do. Kids are best shot in their elements.
“….not everyone with sight is said to have vision” – Wah wah…:-) Beautiful visual, even lovelier words to accompany Gee!
Cheers,L
Laxmi, you are just so good for my ego………….Muah!
Well said! they say, if you make listening and observation your occupation you will gain much more than you can by talk…
Simply fabulous pic and lovely words too!
Thanks so much Shilpa 🙂
Beautiful picture, Vinita. The yellow is standing out like gold against the dark background.
Can’t take much credit for that for I have a fab camera….but yes the idea was mine!
Such a lovely picture and little Miss Sunshine indeed looks like she’s enjoying her role in her little playground and maze 🙂
She was a munchkin Sri.
I love the use of back and white and colours .. well shot !
Camera ka kamaal hai………par phir bhi thank you 🙂
Love little Ms Sunshine! The movie and song choice are fantastic.
Yup, my fav till date.
Wonderful composition BG ,words and picture …seamless..
Just loved this one!!The yellow against the black and white looks stunning !
Me completely agree with you, as always 😀
You brought our the vivid yellow of her dress perfectly!
Canon SX260 all the way 😀
Lovely picture and the last line goes perfectly with it.
I am glad you think so.
Sometimes my niece give me better perspective to life than I ever had.
I can totally relate to that.
very beautiful picture and the post too.
Thanks RJ.