“When we are children we seldom think of the future. This innocence leaves us free to enjoy ourselves as few adults can. The day we fret about the future is the day we leave our childhood behind.”
― Patrick Rothfuss
Childhood is a temporary phase of life. Another portrait photography attempt with the Canon at home. Today’s post is #51 of Wordless Wednesdays this side.
happiness and food 
Wonderful capture. And very apt quote. Sometimes I feel that all our life we think of our childhood days only & the carefree, tension free life it was. Which brings me to anther quote, I don’t know who – “In order to move ahead, we must look back.” 🙂
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I love that quote too. Cos looking back is also learning. Thank you!
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Such a candid capture, Parul. Childhood is all about innocence, more than anything and your shot seems to portray that so well. Glad to see your experimentations with the camera. Photography can be very addictive, I can tell you, but thoroughly gratifying, when you are at it! Keep clicking and thanks for joining in with your post. 🙂
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Totally my pleasure Esha. Thank you!
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He seems to be having a great time 🙂
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He was enjoying 🙂
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Such an adorable kid..you greatly captured his innocence and happiness in your frame. This is one beautiful picture.
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Thanks Balaka! 🙂
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Oh man… that saying is so true, isn’t it? Sad that it applies to us all. The world would have been so much better if we could have retained the innocence and wide eyed wonder of the child
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True that Roshan! Thanks for stopping by!
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Such free and careless days. lovely capture 😀
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Loved the quote Parul..So apt
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Thanks Upasna!
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Oh, so innocent and pure!
While in Sikkim, we captured some kids in their own happy environment. So beautiful it was 🙂
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Thank you! Yes, I am enjoying clicking people. It’s unique in its own way.
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Awww I loved the picture. This innocence and beauty about children is what endears them to me the most. Your post brought a smile to my face, Parul. 🙂
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Aww, such a cute picture, Parul! And, I liked that last line, the day we fret about our future, we lose our childhood!
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what a beautiful smile of the child, and yes an inspiring quote, thanks for sharing:)
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So lovely 🙂
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Thank you 🙂
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This quote is so true. Children live in the now. As we grow older, we are either preoccupied with the future or the past.
Could this also be the cause of why as a child we experience time as slower and time accelerates as we age? As we age, we become more preoccupied with past and future rather than the present.
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