Life is heavy for some people, but simply happy for another.
I was on my way to Cu Chi Tunnel from Ho Chi Minh City by public transport last April 2014. On the bus, I sat at the opposite a man and his cute little girl. She looked so happy and excited. She almost couldn’t stop raving about anything. But her father only occasionaly respon.
I couldn’t refrain my self to not took this fascinating view. I hope those Vietnamese won’t angry me because I have photographed them in silence. I hope.
At the image, they look like seeing at the same thing, but their expression is so different. It makes me wanna go back into the kids. A time when life is just to be happy, without thinking of many thing that are complicated.
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This post is linked to weekly photo challenge for the tame of this week; CONTRASTS.
Simply story, but it’s so deep.
Teh Nuruuuuul, i can’t speak english very well. So, please correct me if i do mistake. Hhhaa…
*ngiri >_<
Hahaha jangan ngiri.. nganan aja kenapa, klo k bs english pake google translate ajaa.. ssstt rahasia! Xixixixi
Bahasa inggris *hikz
*buka kamus
Nunggu mak cuth lagi buka kamus 😀
someday her father will miss the moment like this and hope that he could turn back the time 😦
Indeed 🙂
Beautiful capture, and very sensitive interpretation – I thought the same when I saw it… their expressions really contrast with one another. The little girl looks like a treasure that her father is not fully appreciating because he’s got other worries reflected in his eyes. Being able to appreciate a moment for what it is – without worry about past or future – is a great gift.
Hi Nicole, so glad to have your comment here.
I think so, it also teach me to appreciate what my sons has did, to fill our time with love and happines.
There were always something to learn about life everytime I go traveling, thats why i love and addicted. 😀
great photo – and they do have contrasting expressions – and the photo also has such a rich culture feel. enjoyed this for the WPC!
Thaaaankk youuu for always support me, and inspiring me too 🙂