Outside the Buddhist temple, Guangzhou.
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3 comments:
I love that picture of the little girl eating with the two grandpa's, how sweet. Look how you noticed the flowers. It is always a different filter through an artist's eyes.
Yoli, I know...it was such a sweet scene. I couldn't resist, and I remember having to drag my camera out of my backpack and shoot very quickly as we were walking by. So glad this one came out.
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