Children of Thailand 9

Posted by Helen (Melbourne, Australia) on 2 May 2008 in People & Portrait and Portfolio.

Peek-a-boo!
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Children of Mae Sariang, Mae Hong Son Province, Thailand

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Comments (10)

Michael Skorulski from Cigel, Slovakia

This is really lovely. And I like the finish!

2 May 2008 6:01am

@Michael Skorulski: Thanks Michael

Marhilde from Belgium

I like the series 'children of Thailand' very much. This is a great one !

2 May 2008 7:14am

@Marhilde: Thanks Marhilde, more to come next week.

Craig from Vacaville, California, United States

You really captured their attention! Well done Helen!

2 May 2008 8:32am

@Craig: He he, they actually captured mine! Thanks Craig

Ruben Latre from Terrassa, Spain

This is amazing !! I love every single expression, the lighting and the tones are stunning !! such a beautiful image, really well done Helen.

2 May 2008 9:24am

@Ruben Latre: Wow Ruben ... thank you very much! What an inspiring comment.

Cheryl from Boerne, United States

wow! I love this, it makes me smile!! great job!!

2 May 2008 11:42am

@Cheryl: Ta muchly

Kelela from United States

What great sense of timing on capturing such sweet expressions! I love the clarity and detail of the eyes on the boy to the left. It feels like he is looking straight at me. I like what you did here. Fabulous work.

2 May 2008 8:09pm

@Kelela: Thank you Kelela. I endeavour to capture a double subject in some of my portrait photographs. By this I mean there is the obvious central subject, such as the little girl above, then another that begins to tear your eyes away from it e.g. the little boy's eyes on the left. Thanks for noticing! You've inspired me to dive into my archives and get a theme together!