Published on September 26th, 2014
4Foto Flip Friday– September Theme: “Children of the World” (Week 4)
Welcome to another edition of Foto Flip Friday – a selected showcase of photos dredged up from my bountiful photo archives and whittled into pretty little “flip/flop” postcards each Friday. And to add to the fun, each month I’ll challenge myself to unearth a series of images that meet a monthly theme.
This month’s theme showcases a few of the sweet little ones I’ve met in my travels:
Children of the World
This is the 4th, and final week of the “Children of the World” theme and I still have plenty of little ones to share. (do mouseover to see a short message on the back of each postcard).
First we have a two images from my amazing visit to Mayanmar (which… I’ll be writing several posts about one of these days – I SWEAR!)
(simply mouseover the image and watch the *magic!)
* Well o.k. for those viewing in IE, not so much a magical “flip” as a fading change. If you want to see the flip/flop, try viewing in Chrome or Firefox.
And this next image – among my most treasured. Seriously, it is just such rare moments of serendipity that make my travels so very memorable.
Next we move to Nepal – a country I’d revisit again and again in a heartbeat.
And finally, to top off this month-long “Children of the World” photo parade – what else, but a pic of one of my Veitnamese classes in Ho Chi Minh City.
Th-th-that’s it for “Children of the World” Time to choose a new theme for the month of October, and start a new round of Foto Flip Fridays.
If you have any bright ideas for a photo theme to challenge me – I’m all ears. “Blue”? “White”? “Sunsets/Sunrises?” “Doors”? “Faces”? Do post a note in the comments and I promise to consider any and all.
Tune in next Friday to find out what new photo theme I’ve chosen for October.
I like viewing and making photographs of doors.
Yes Bill – I too often take pics of doors – especially in places like Morocco where there’s a gazillion unique beauties. On second thought though, I’m not sure an entire month of only doors would prove diverse enough. Might be best to stick to something more broad – like a predominant color – to allow for more diversity of subject.
Indeed, I’ve already whittled such for next Friday’s new October theme, but will keep you guessing as to just what hue I chose. 😉
I love the people photos and the faces of the children, especially your grinning students!
Clearly catching up here, Antia – thanks for the photo submission last week, and your comment here today. Yes, each and every little tyke in my Ho Chi Minh summer school class was a doll.