Traces by wysiwig

Photography • Youth Artists • posted on Jan 31, 2013

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Little boys are rooted to the earth. Nails and snails and puppy dog's tails. You can find them digging in the mud or seriously plotting strategy with toy soldiers. Little girls are creatures of mystery and moonlight and fairytales. Sugar and spice and everything nice. They are often hard to find but sometimes they leave traces.

Comments (13)

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Trigue

12:15AM | Thu, 31 January 2013

Very nice image :)

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netot

12:27AM | Thu, 31 January 2013

Beautiful image!Both boys and girls are full of imagination, creativity and dreams. These traces represent the three things in a captivating way.

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auntietk

12:47AM | Thu, 31 January 2013

The remnants of a happy afternoon spent in the sun. Lovely!

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blondeblurr

1:04AM | Thu, 31 January 2013

Any body (presumably a boy 'Dillon') who can draw a cube like that, is not that little anymore, unless he is a little genius in the making? - ba humbug, maybe it was the little girl 'Ally' after all? BB As Dr. Suess said once: 'I like nonsense - it wakes up the braincells, fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living!

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ZanderXL

2:19AM | Thu, 31 January 2013

HA HA! Very true!! Though my daughter had a habit of leaving such "traces" on her bedroom wall, which she atempted to cover up with strategically placed posters!

whaleman

2:54AM | Thu, 31 January 2013

Interesting, I saw some like these left over from an "Idle No More" demonstration recently.

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durleybeachbum

4:47AM | Thu, 31 January 2013

Dilly-Dally. Hmmm. Very stimulating to see this, as Brigitte says. This little girl prefered making mud pies and using pillbugs as silver balls on the icing. They always uncurled and wandered off.

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