I Capture The Bond Between My Wife And 3-Year-Old Daughter In GIFs
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I’m a photographer who regularly organizes photographic tours in Vietnam for fellow photographers from around the world. I enjoy these tours a lot since I can travel everywhere in my country and capture the beauty of everyday life.
I have a 3-year-old daughter Zinni who is an inspiration behind most of my photographs. I have taken many photos of her and in this way, I am documenting her growth each day.
As you may know, there are many methods of teaching children such as books, movies, schools and etc. But the method I chose is teaching through practical experience in order to give a direct approach to what happens in life. So my wife and I take our girl everywhere we go and teach her different life lessons. My daughter learns very quickly and I believe that when experiencing life, she will be able to distinguish between good and bad and have her own perspective on how she should act in certain situations.
This series was collected from ordinary moments with my wife and daughter. Photos are taken in various context, from the farthest places such as Phu Yen, Khanh Hoa or Saigon Street to small market around the corner.
By using GIFs I want to emphasize the details of each image and make it more interesting for the viewers.
I must admit that it is not easy to take photos of a child. Although my daughter is familiar with the camera, sometimes I have to give up on the idea because she doesn’t want to cooperate.
My message to everyone through these photos is to “not limit the visibility of children; and let them touch what they see”.
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A mother sacrifices her youth for your childhood, so remember to dedicate some of your youth to her when she’s old
If you don’t want the bubble to pop, don’t blow it but if you want to see its beauty – go for it without fear
Don’t play with those who stick their tongues out, play with those who smile at you
Don’t worry, child – cross the road and find your path
A girl has to learn how to cook. At least, she has to know how to cook with love
When you grow up, you will wish you were a kid again, and your mother just wishes to stop the time to hold you on her chest forever
A mossy rock is like dirty hands – full of experience
If you’re feeling sad, limit it only to today. Tomorrow will blow away your sadness like smoke in the wind
Child, remember that flower blooms in the sunlight, pinwheel spins in the wind and happiness is only possible when there is love
Life is like a train – you can only move forward
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"a girl has to learn how to cook"? Honestly, if you raise your son with absolutely no knowledge of preparing food, then you're doing it wrong. EVERYBODY needs to learn how to cook.
100% agree, at least some simple things
He's taking photos of his daughter, though.... Besides, what he's saying is true. You can't eat out all the time, unless you're super rich.
My god, I am a 100% feminist but people downvoting your thoughtful and humorous comment are taking this way too far. That is just rude behaviour.
"Every kid has to learn how to cook" - See, you can still talk about your daughter without sounding sexist.
@Uwe Theiss: please see my comment below to invisible sheep because it very much applies to you as well....
I agree, however, you have to remember these are clearly representational of another culture and give due consideration.
@invisible sheep: who says "a person" or "this person" when describing their own child? No one! It's his daughter he is talking to and daughter means his female child. it's not a gender related issue, he is just speaking a lesson to his specific child who is female, which in order to describe his specific child, one way would be to call her a "girl"... you're taking things way out of context! No one ever addresses their own kid as "person", it always as by their name or as "my daughter or my son". I'm sure he loves being accused of things he never meant or said...
in any culture its not acceptable to point out A GIRL has to learn how to cook. He could just say A PERSON. Im vietnamese myself and this sort of statement that seem so normal is exactly what formed our culture into a super discriminated culture, where the wife has to do everything household related!
Oh my gosh, I KNEW someone was going to say something! So annoying! I'm not sure if you realized this, but he has one child and that child is a female. You can't possibly know if he would or would not have said the same thing had his child been a male. He could have easily said, "A boy has to learn how to cook." I'm so sick of ppl getting butt hurt over things like this that are truthfully not sexist. You're just twisting words and their meanings or intentions. There are real bigots to go after but recognize who they are and are not before jumping all over someone you can't possibly know for sure...
'EVERYBODY' NOT ONLY GIRL
But his daughter (meaning female child) is not an "everybody", she is his daughter, which means she is female... it's not a gender related issue, he is just speaking a lesson to his specific child who is female, which in order to describe his specific child, one way would be to call her a "girl"... you're taking things way out of context!
This is a lovely set of images. The flicking tongue did creep me out a little, but really well done.
Adorable daughter, I loved the captions as well~
So inspirational
"a girl has to learn how to cook"? Honestly, if you raise your son with absolutely no knowledge of preparing food, then you're doing it wrong. EVERYBODY needs to learn how to cook.
100% agree, at least some simple things
He's taking photos of his daughter, though.... Besides, what he's saying is true. You can't eat out all the time, unless you're super rich.
My god, I am a 100% feminist but people downvoting your thoughtful and humorous comment are taking this way too far. That is just rude behaviour.
"Every kid has to learn how to cook" - See, you can still talk about your daughter without sounding sexist.
@Uwe Theiss: please see my comment below to invisible sheep because it very much applies to you as well....
I agree, however, you have to remember these are clearly representational of another culture and give due consideration.
@invisible sheep: who says "a person" or "this person" when describing their own child? No one! It's his daughter he is talking to and daughter means his female child. it's not a gender related issue, he is just speaking a lesson to his specific child who is female, which in order to describe his specific child, one way would be to call her a "girl"... you're taking things way out of context! No one ever addresses their own kid as "person", it always as by their name or as "my daughter or my son". I'm sure he loves being accused of things he never meant or said...
in any culture its not acceptable to point out A GIRL has to learn how to cook. He could just say A PERSON. Im vietnamese myself and this sort of statement that seem so normal is exactly what formed our culture into a super discriminated culture, where the wife has to do everything household related!
Oh my gosh, I KNEW someone was going to say something! So annoying! I'm not sure if you realized this, but he has one child and that child is a female. You can't possibly know if he would or would not have said the same thing had his child been a male. He could have easily said, "A boy has to learn how to cook." I'm so sick of ppl getting butt hurt over things like this that are truthfully not sexist. You're just twisting words and their meanings or intentions. There are real bigots to go after but recognize who they are and are not before jumping all over someone you can't possibly know for sure...
'EVERYBODY' NOT ONLY GIRL
But his daughter (meaning female child) is not an "everybody", she is his daughter, which means she is female... it's not a gender related issue, he is just speaking a lesson to his specific child who is female, which in order to describe his specific child, one way would be to call her a "girl"... you're taking things way out of context!
This is a lovely set of images. The flicking tongue did creep me out a little, but really well done.
Adorable daughter, I loved the captions as well~
So inspirational