On our way into Inle Lake in Myanmar we stopped at a monastery.
The monks there were mostly children.
Some were quietly studying in the shadows.
But many were happily distracted, and both inside and outside there was a lot of happy activity.
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janet
I love the second photo… how you get such a sense of the boy’s mood without even seeing his face.
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Stunning!
These are special shots.
Very great series of shots! The 1st two are my favorite! The second one has great use of shadows, and really makes the read stand out!
Sorry, really makes the RED stand out! 🙂
Your photos make me want to dust off my passport and go!!
Really great portraits of the boys doing their religious studies – beautiful contrast of textures!