Let us introduce you to Bibin Thottungal, a well-known Indian photographer whose passion for conceptual art is evident in all of his creations. Whether capturing weddings or children, his photographs give out a sense of mystery that could easily be mistaken for a still from a movie.
Today, we want to showcase Bibin's captivating photos of kids that capture the pure essence of their innocence and boundless joy. Whether they're playing with animals or enjoying the rain, each shot is sure to bring a smile to your face. Scroll down for some adorable shots!
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I love seeing children enjoying books. It's so important and under valued
I love how you can create a story in your mind about each of these pictures
Great depth of field capturing the child in the band of sharp focus. I used to teach secondary kids about your redheads' projects when I discovered it a few years back over here in Australia. I was amazed and thought it was an outstanding theme. Plus I have a daughter with auburn red locks so I am biased. Cheers.
It's cute BUT - also I'm laughing because I have watched my grandkids help with stuff like this and you KNOW IRL those clothes are getting dragged through the weeds and arrive at the clothesline (they can't reach) covered in little bits of grass / sticks / dirt. It's the sort of stuff you tolerate when teaching them how to do things / tasks.
READ TO YOUR CHILDREN! I have fond memories of being read to at nap time every day followed by a life long love of reading / imagination / seeking new knowledge. So many wonderful adventures from pages. The OZ books, Hobbit / LOTR, The Phantom Tollbooth, The White Dragon series, Discworld novels. And through the fun stuff came an excellent vocabulary and the ability to read more factual / technical things. We are past the days when the common people were mostly illiterate and had to rely on the rich educated people to tell them what things said. But sadly some folks are not AS past them as they could be.
Beautiful photo Sad image. A child doesn't need to be depressed by the bad daily issues of grownups.
I'm stuck on the boy's hand on this one. No way he is carrying that milk can with two fingers. Probably not even empty. This appears to be one size up from the one we would bring up from the dairy barn every day. (Edit - for personal use. Sale milk was in a huge refrigerated SS tank) 2-3 gallons at a guess. So empty, 3-4 pounds (ish) and full more like 20-28 pounds. (Yes, old farm boy over thinking it. LOL )
True story - my life long best friend and her oldest daughter when daughter was still very young - but old enough to be in bathtub by herself with minimal supervision. Draws bath - kid in - mom doing something in kitchen. Comes back to check on daughter. "Look Mom! ALL MY FRIENDS!" She had gone into her bedroom and put all of her stuffed animals into the tub with her. Thus began the fun of trying to dry out 15 or so totally soggy stuffed animals. It was endearing but also a PITA. lol
Flashback: Little sis and I built a pillow fort, cuddled up with a TON of pillows (right in the hallway), and actually read books to each other, not just in our heads but out loud. Mom took too many photos. Dad barged in and told us that it had to be clean by dinnertime. Fun while it lasted :)
I absolutely love how light has been captured in these photos. It lends a fantastic element to the photos.
And the joy of adulthood is the joy of childhood! Without it, there would be no reason to continue the species. To look at the other side of the coin, is there anything worse than subjecting childhood to war?
I absolutely love how light has been captured in these photos. It lends a fantastic element to the photos.
And the joy of adulthood is the joy of childhood! Without it, there would be no reason to continue the species. To look at the other side of the coin, is there anything worse than subjecting childhood to war?
