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4 comments:
Very interresting to see how the kids are amazed at how the world works! Love those pics! :)
These are so good. Did you have to ask the parents permission to take these? They all look like they are having so much fun....
Hi Anna (and of course M.P.),
Nope, I didn't ask permission but the parents didn't seem to mind... I was using maximum-zoom, so I was quite a ways away... I was trying to be cool about it so the staff wouldn't think I was a bit "too interested" in children, if you know what I mean...
Just wondering....you know, here in London you can't take any photos of kids sporting events or anything unless you have ALL the permissions from each parent...I found that one out the hard way at my daughters soccer (football) game last year just after we moved here. YIKES! :)
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