Wordless Wednesday: Future Uncertain
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Beautiful photo!
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Thank you so much 🙂
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really nice 🙂
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Thank you 🙂
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Nice photo .. Lighting very nice Sreejith
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Thank you so much, Iksa. I really felt sad for the kids who used to play in the shades of this tree.
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Agree with you Sreejith, that is a pity .. I remember when I am growing up a lot of time spend playing under the trees so the shade protects us against the harsh sun ..
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Absolutely lovely shot! Is this someone special?
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Not really, she is one of our neighborhood kid who used to play under the shades of this tree with her friends… now it’s only a stump…
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Makes the photo that much more interesting Sreejith. Thank you for the history.
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Beautifully caught. MM
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Thanks a lot 🙂
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The expression on this little girl’s face is priceless. Absolutely priceless. What I see in her face is love for this tree, and a sadness too, as if she is missing a friend. Awesome shot, Sreejith!
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That’s exactly what happened and you said it.
Thank you so much, Amy 🙂
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You are welcome!!! (((HUGS))) Amy
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Wow. Great shot!
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Thank you, Jaap 🙂
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Very sweet; a wonderful shot!
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Thank you so much, Nanette 🙂
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A very sensitive child portrait. You can really image that her future is going to be uncertain. and she seems almost to be aware of that.
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Thank you so much, Otto, for your comments…
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Beautiful shot, the lighting/colors and wonderful expression…so well captured.
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Thank you so much, Randall 🙂
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I like everything about this photo except the harm on the tree. Excellent work, Sreejith.
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wonderful-the pensive look on the child’s face is priceless-
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Thank you so much for your comments.
All our neighborhood kids used to play under the shades of this tree and one day the authorities felled it to widen the road.
Next day, when the kids came, this was only left.
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cutie 🙂
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Thank you Joshi 🙂
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What are u thinking about, sweety lil girl ? U look so pretty! Nice picture 🙂
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Thank you so much 🙂
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nice shot – the remaining part of the tree says so much of its past – and I like all the texture your photo allows us to feel. ~y.
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Thank you so much, Yvette 🙂
I feel really happy when my images are worth commenting about 🙂
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Beautiful portrait, Sreejith!
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Thank you so much, Jackie 🙂
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I love the expression in this one.
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Thank you so much 🙂
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A picture speaks a thousand words. ‘Future uncertain’ is so apt for this photo. You have such an amazing collection of photos. Thanks for sharing with us.
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So nice to see that you liked it 🙂
This is an incredible forum and it really helped me a lot in my approach towards photography.
There are so many very talented and selfless people around, from whom we could learn a lot.
🙂
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So true. I am getting to know more about this forum now. Hope to learn more from you all.
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Very nice capture!
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Thank you so much, Pat 🙂
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