We were doing a CSR activity in this village and these children come up to me and asked to be clicked… I gladly captured them! And yes, I’ll be taking prints of this and giving it to them! We keep going to this place in Alwar! 🙂
Kids know how to have fun, in spite of their location and economic status. It’s only those people who visit malls that have no clue about having fun. IMHO.
True. The kids in villages can play for hours with a broken wheel of a bicycle or even small stones. Our kids usually get bored with everything after a few minutes! 😛
That’s so wonderful. I know, meeting such kids is so refreshing. I love the way they ask questions or some simply shy away when you try talking to them!
Beautiful 🙂 Last year, we went for a NSS camp to a village for a week… The children in that village were so innocent (except for a few who kind of irritated us with so bad habits in that very small age!) and they used to run to us if we take a photograph or if we get snacks… We also used to give them everything we buy and those kids proved to be so helpful in our social activities… I loved that village a lot except for those whom I mentioned in the brackets…
This was exactly what we experienced too in this village. We were planting trees and cleaning up the village and whatever we needed, whether a bucket or a shovel, they would run to their homes and get it for us! An experience which brings smiles still! 🙂
he he he .. the question is what were they upto before you took the snap .. and what will they do afterwards 🙂
Bikram’s
We were doing a CSR activity in this village and these children come up to me and asked to be clicked… I gladly captured them! And yes, I’ll be taking prints of this and giving it to them! We keep going to this place in Alwar! 🙂
Indeed, no words are required!
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there innocence speeks without any word….so cute.
Oh yeah, these kids are so simple!
Donno what to say..
🙂
Those of us living in India must look at the reality of BHARAT..
Few cities with Malls is not progress …..
Right! Life is still so very basic for them! Only new things are TV and mobiles!
Their faces look so innocent.
And they are innocent in their words and actions too! It is so heart warming to see their awestruck eyes and curiosity filled questions!
Indeed at a loss of words.
Their simplicity bowls you over!
Wordless:)
I know! 🙂
Kids know how to have fun, in spite of their location and economic status. It’s only those people who visit malls that have no clue about having fun. IMHO.
Destination Infinity
True. The kids in villages can play for hours with a broken wheel of a bicycle or even small stones. Our kids usually get bored with everything after a few minutes! 😛
And they posed for you? It’s a wonderful shot. Love the serious-innocent combo expression writ large on their faces!
Oh yeah! They did it gladly, coz they wanted me to click their picture!! 😀
Imagine as they grow – futuristic India!
Thankfully, most of them go to school!
beautiful…I visit an orphanage every month and it’s a delight to spend time with under-privileged kids!
That’s so wonderful. I know, meeting such kids is so refreshing. I love the way they ask questions or some simply shy away when you try talking to them!
Beautiful 🙂 Last year, we went for a NSS camp to a village for a week… The children in that village were so innocent (except for a few who kind of irritated us with so bad habits in that very small age!) and they used to run to us if we take a photograph or if we get snacks… We also used to give them everything we buy and those kids proved to be so helpful in our social activities… I loved that village a lot except for those whom I mentioned in the brackets…
This was exactly what we experienced too in this village. We were planting trees and cleaning up the village and whatever we needed, whether a bucket or a shovel, they would run to their homes and get it for us! An experience which brings smiles still! 🙂
Arre..look at these kids..giving perfect pose for the portfolio! Lovely!
You bet! 🙂
Superb click. I like their cocky attitude.
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A cute bunch. I like taking such pictures.
Yeah! Me too 🙂
Shilpa,
What a bunch! Where did you catch them? They must have been thrilled to be photographed by Aunty.
Take care
We met that at a workshop in Alwar. They asked me to click their group picture! 🙂
This photograph is priceless – every face tells a story! Love it, Shilpa.