It always surprises me how kids have a different perspective than adults. In this picture, I see a bunch of ropes creating a maze. But what do kids see?
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That’s so true, and every-time I come to this (somehow startling) realisation I wonder when my own perspective changed! I love this shot btw.
One of the things I’ve always loved most about having kids is getting the chance to see things through their eyes briefly and remember when I saw things the same way. It’s a little like peeking through the door of the Louvre.
I bet my little girl would see a swing as well:) My son would probably crawl around underneath.
That turned out to be a GORGEOUS shot!
I love how they find something great in everything.
Their perspective is so amazing. So innocent and free of preconceptions
oh she is just so lovely sitting there in her pretty white dress, swinging on those ropes that were just WAITING there for her!
She is so beautiful, just like her mama! Thanks for the linky
Definitely! I love seeing life through my kiddos eyes, and hearing how they describe things. This is so cute – little swings!!!
~ Raylene
What a cool picture!
What a beautiful shot of her on a swing.
what a great picture Lynette!
what a great picture Lynette! Love it!
They always seem to see things differently, don’t they? Cute pic. Thanks for hosting!
I love how the minds of children work.
Oh my goodness! This is such an amazing photo! Definitely one to frame. Too cool!
So fun! She’s pretty!
I love it too, how kids can seem something completely different than we see or sometimes see something that we don’t even notice at all!
Always fun to see things through a kids eyes! Makes you a little more grateful for all we have
Love this pic! Kids have such great perspective on things
I love this cute picture. Kids are creative.
Love seeing the world through the eyes of our kids.